As a product manager, what is your background?
Alexander Alkor
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Did you start initially, or did you move here from another position?
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Aris Nakos@aris_nakos
Chemical Engineering -- a technical background. Worked at a Startup for 7 years, so that helped!
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@aris_nakos interesting!
what have you learned to transfer from chemical engineering to startup products development?
@al_arthen_factory thinks of the rate limiting step in product development, as well as the points of failure in systems i.e. is my backend or the frontend the hardest to prototype ? how about when it comes to scaling ? how big should a Docker Container be to handle 50 concurrent user/min ?
That's an interesting question! I began my journey in product management after gaining experience in various tech fields like edtech, supply chain, and government. It's been a rewarding transition that allows me to blend my expertise in data science and embedded programming seamlessly.
@thestarkster I've often noticed that product management is among the most "diverse" positions and people come here from different backgrounds and competencies.
I'm planning to transfer from content creation.
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Hey, I'm looking for real product manager insights for a study I'm conducting - AI's impact on product research. Would you like to take part? :)