PMQ alternatives

Strengths of Product School: Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers essential aspects of product management, such as product strategy, user research, agile methodologies, and go-to-market strategies. Includes hands-on projects that help learners build a product portfolio. Industry Experts as Instructors: Courses are taught by experienced product leaders from companies like Google, Amazon, and Facebook, providing practical insights. Global Community: Provides networking opportunities through events, meetups, and an active alumni network. Access to Slack groups and a community of aspiring and experienced product managers. Certification: Recognized certifications like Certified Product Manager (CPM) are valued by many hiring managers. These can add credibility, especially for those transitioning into product management. Flexible Learning Options: Offers online and part-time programs, making it accessible for working professionals.

Exponent has been great in my interview prep for preparing for behaviorial questions which is the foundation to getting the next (and more technical interviews)

I really love how this product has evolved over the years. Every time I have interview rounds going, I use product management exercises to refresh my mind on the best practices of nailing down the different interview rounds in the most efficient way possible. There is a decent number of interview questions that are categorized by type (such as product improvement or problem solving questions) and by top tier company. Most importantly, the community of PMs is fantastic, very helpful and very engaged which really paves the way for any PM to upskill and grow their PM career.