Product Management's Sacred Seven: The Skills Required to Crush Product Manager Interviews and be a World-Class PM

I really enjoyed this book. Some concrete examples across the core skills required for top performing product managers.

I have been looking to transition to Product Management from my Finance field and I have had to get some materials that could help me through this phase. Of all these materials I got, I must acknowledge this was my best hands down. I believe the uniqueness with which they portrayed their case studies, the real-life examples, and how the concepts were applied made the difference. In my opinion, I think lots of work was put into writing this book. Kudos to the writers.

I’ve read many books (50+) about product management, UX, and psychology, but none was nearly as comprehensive as this book. I wish this book had been available when I started as a PM 10 years ago. Reading it will feel like reading the most important parts of the best PM books. With lots of examples, tips and practices written clearly, this book best reflects the mindset of a PM. If you've been a PM for a while, it won't be completely new, but as a beginner, it's a must. Now, if someone asks me how to be a PM, I just have to show them this book. The seven areas are: Product design (scaling, finding advantages, MVP, hypothesis testing, etc.), Economics (business models, GTM, customer economics, segmentation, etc.), Psychology (pricing, motivation, stickiness, gamification, etc.), UX (mental models, principles, usability, etc.), Data science (principles, metrics, metric models, Law (intellectual property, privacy, accessibility, etc.), Marketing&Growth(branding, market types, advertising, growth hacking, etc.).

I read the swipe to unlock by the same authors and really enjoyed it. Having been in tech for 6 years I still learned a lot. Was no Suprise to pick this book up as one of my reads as I prepare for interviews and eventually a job as a PM. The book is great, and has fantastic resources and insights on what I believe every PM requires and more so every aspiring PM. It will remain my go to ….

Provide detailed overview, guideline and case study of important aspect of being a Product Manager. Really help to know what are important framework in both start up and big tech world! Highly recommend!