Doing a product teardown on Spotify for a PM/UX case study.
What’s one UX issue, feature decision, or frustration you genuinely dislike about the app?
Could be related to recommendations, playlists, search, navigation, podcasts, AI DJ, performance, pricing, etc.
Looking for honest user opinions and patterns.
Hi all,
I’m a recent Electronics engineering graduate trying to break into Product Management, and I honestly feel a bit overwhelmed about where to start and what recruiters actually expect from freshers.
I’d love guidance from people already in PM or those who recently landed internships/jobs.
Points I’m currently confused about:
* What positions should I go for as a fresher?
* Which skill set is mandatory for a PM intern position?
* What all skills should I master in what order?
* How to build a remarkable PM resume with the right projects?
* What all interview questions do recruiters generally ask?
* What recruiters will be expecting from me as a fresher without any PM experience?
Now that Artificial Intelligence has gained its prominence within products:
* How important is it for a product manager to know AI? Which AI tools/skills need to be known?
* To what extent should I know AI or LLMs as a fresher?
* Does including AI related projects matter?
I also wanted to ask about portfolios:
And lastly, what is that one “X-factor” that instantly catches a recruiter’s attention in a fresher PM application?
Would really appreciate honest advice on how to start, what to focus on, and how to stand out in today’s market. Thanks!