[Open House Day | In-Person] Product Management 101

This event is part of General Assembly’s Open House Day, a free in-person day event welcoming everyone to our on-campus location in Singapore. Join us to find out all about what General Assembly has to offer in your pursuit of a new tech career. Check out the rest of the series here.

Learn the keys to driving product success.

Step into the world of product management with General Assembly. During this workshop, explore how product managers use leadership and versatility to launch products people love. Touch on key tools and techniques for testing, designing, and improving products. Plus:

• Discover the role and responsibilities of a product manager.
• Survey today’s product management landscape and its career opportunities.
• Walk through the fundamentals of the product management process including storyboarding, identifying risks and assumptions, and more.
• Apply what you’ve learned to design a basic minimum viable product (MVP). return

Chart your own career path. Pick up where this workshop leaves off. Enhance your professional skill set in our part-time Product Management course.

• Describe the Product Management job landscape and learning opportunities for product management skills
• Explain the role and core responsibilities of a product manager
• Craft problem statements and hypotheses for a product or feature idea
• Identify key risks and assumptions
• Design a basic MVP to validate key assumptions

• Please have a pen and paper.
• NOTE: Some domains block our automated emails, so If you don’t receive any communications from us, please reach out to help@generalassemb.ly and we’ll be happy to help!

Kara was a Regional Product Manager at MasterCard focusing on digital payment acceptance, specifically QR codes across APAC markets. She started out as a Business Analyst launching wealth products across self-serve and assisted channels of wealth and has worked in various roles within the product team before moving into product development and management. Learning and education has been instrumental in her career transitions, and she hopes to help others in the same position as her!