Founder to Product Manager

Founder to Product Manager

How founders can land their first product management jobs

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A guide on how founders can land their first product management jobs.
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Hannah Yang
Hi everyone, I'm so excited to launch my book Founder to Product Manager today. I wrote this book because after I shifted my startup to a side hustle, I couldn't find any resources on how to switch into a career in product management. After two months of hustling and trial and error, I landed my first product management gig at Oscar Health. I wrote a blogpost about my transition learnings, and the blogpost did really well. With the encouragement of my readers, I decided to write a longer guide to help more founders out there looking to make the switch. The book is broken into four parts: - Step 1: Get your resume right - Step 2: Find the right companies - Step 3: Hustle to land interviews - Step 4: Prepare for interview questions I also include my resumes and example interview stories. I hope you find this book helpful. This was the book I needed for myself four years ago when I was making the switch. Please help me spread the word about this to more founders. I want people to know that this resource exist :)!
Hannah Yang
Thank you so much @imtiyaz922
Hayley Leibson
Massive congratulations on the launch Hannah! The book + illustrations are amazing. Highly recommend it to any founder interested in transitioning to product management!
Hannah Yang
@hayleyleibson Thank you so much!!
David Lee
Congrats!!! 🎉🥂
Hannah Yang
@doodoodave Thank you!!
Alex Chung
As a former founder turned deep tech PM (FANG-tier), it's not as easy as one might think! This is an awesome book for this.
Hannah Yang
@alex_chung1 totally agree that it's not a straightforward easy switch.
Alex Lizogub
@alex_chung1 What is your favorite chapter of this book?