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Book Review: “Decoding Tech Careers: How to Build a Future-Proof Career in a World of Artificial Intelligence” by Richard Walls
Continue reading: Book Review: “Decoding Tech Careers: How to Build a Future-Proof Career in a World of Artificial Intelligence” by Richard WallsThe book “Decoding Tech Careers” by Richard Walls aims to provide insights on “how to build a future-proof career in the world of artificial intelligence” and falls short of doing so. Specifically for the target audience of this website, the book can be skipped. For professionals relatively new in the workforce, there are certain useful…
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Book Review: “UX Strategy” by Jaime Levy
Do you know the difference between an assumption and a hypothesis? An assumption is something that you suppose to be true, such as “Often PMs are engineers.” A hypothesis is also something that you suppose to be true, but it… Continue reading
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Book Review: “Product-led SEO: The Why Behind Building Organic Growth Strategy” by Eli Schwartz
Did you know that the collective value of all organic traffic in the world is more than a trillion dollars! First a little story. In 2011, when I started my product career with Naukri.com (India’s largest public Internet company by… Continue reading
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Book review: “The making of a Manager” by Julie Zhuo
Finally I got hold of this book “Making of a Manager: What to do when everyone looks to you” by Julie Zhuo, I heard about it from Twitter and got intrigued. I recommend reading this book to all managers, especially… Continue reading
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Book Review: “Empowered: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Products” by Marty Cagan and Chris Jones
The book “Empowered: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Products” by Marty Cagan and Chris Jones is a must read for all product and business leaders. Marty’s earlier book “Inspired”is probably the most-referred book for aspiring / noob product managers, authors need no… Continue reading
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Book Review: “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel
The book “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel has been a rage last year, that aroused my curiosity to read the book. Although this does not strictly fall into the domain of product management, I would cover it here… Continue reading