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This book is a breakthrough for those without a CS/Engineering degree. I currently work full time as a product analyst and I am looking to take my career to the next level by pursuing product management. This book gave me the understanding of important technical concepts like “big data, cloud computing” and many more.
I already got sacred seven which I am excited to read asap. The writes have done a phenomenal job of making the chapters concise and to the point. There is only enough information for you to know. I hope they publish another book on PM soon.
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Very informational on basics of the tech industry
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I really liked this book! I’ve been working in product management for about 2 years and I found myself still learning a lot of things about the tech industry that I didn’t know from this book! I would be interested to read an updated version of this book as a lot has changed in the tech industry since it was written.
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I really liked this book! I’ve been working in product management for about 2 years and I found myself still learning a lot of things about the tech industry that I didn’t know from this book! I would be interested to read an updated version of this book as a lot has changed in the tech industry since it was written.
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I’ve recommended this book to few friends and all of them have instantly bought and developed a liking for the book.
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