Technical Product Management: learn on 4 real industry cases (Udemy.com)

This was a really insightful course and a great jump into TPM, I appreciate all the effort the mentor put in. what I would say is essentially missing is maybe a couple of QA of him and a hypothetical situation with his team, and that would have added great value, he brushed on it in his case studies, but a standalone 10 or 15 min video would have been a cherrry on top, overall good course and would recommend it.

I found it to be a very helpful introduction to the TPM role. I especially appreciated the practical case studies in the later sections – they really brought the concepts to life. A big plus is the wealth of useful links provided within the presentations, which are good resources for further exploration. My main piece of feedback would be regarding the initial sections. While I understand the need for an introduction, I felt that a significant portion of Sections 1 and 2 could be condensed or even omitted. As a learner eager to dive into the core content, I would have preferred to jump straight into Section 3 to maximize efficiency. It's important for prospective students to understand that this course serves as an introduction to Technical Product Management. You won't become a TPM solely by watching these videos. As Vladimir rightly emphasizes, becoming proficient requires significant self-paced learning and consistent practice of the principles and recommendations shared throughout the course.

An excellent introductory course on Tech PM skills! The topics were presented in a very clear, concise, and pragmatic way—exactly what I needed at this moment. The real-world examples from different industries made the theory easily understandable and highly relatable from a practical perspective. I especially appreciated the thoughtfully curated collection of extra learning materials, which added additional value to the course. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to build a strong foundation in Tech PM. Great job!

As a software engineer with some knowledge of product management, I did not get much value from this course. It is too basic for me. However, I liked the instructor's efforts to create and explain the product skills mindmap.

I mostly like the part where the Building blocks are explained so that i can easily identify which areas i need to cover more and get get more Information (via other udemy courses maybe) and the first chapters where the differences to other roles like PM or Dev are explained. A great help for me to find my way in my new TPM role. Oh and i love to see TPM as an upgrade of PM :-)

Hi Vladamir, I really enjoyed the course, it definitely gives me the basic knowledge around TPM role and also allows me to think from wider landscape. I would have loved the course if the materials that you mentioned in the last sections [Shift to PM] were present. However, they are not there in the resources section. There is only 1 Pdf copy which is the only resource material and is the presentation that you shared throughout the course. I am really looking forward to applying skills that you taught and revisit some of the sessions again. To anyone who wish to get this course, please go for it, if you're looking for some foundational understanding of what TPM does and get practical knowledge through examples shared in the course.

This is a really well-constructed course for people who already have some knowledge of and experience in product management. It teaches about important technical aspects of product development and for beginners and non-tech people it might be a little overwhelming at moments. Personally, the exercise was a little too demanding for me, but it did spark my interest to learn more. I appreciate how practical and grounded in real-life examples this course is. The sound is sometimes weird, but closed captions help a lot. Thank you, Vladimir!

Good introduction. But Could be more concise, instead can be shared as reading material. They are self explanatory. I would call this more of a platform PM or an Infra PM rather than technical product manager. PM technical is much broader than in the sense of the web/app/cloud based applications only.

When I started, I felt this as a very high level course and will not help me become a better tech PM than I already was. However, after a long time, I am happy to be wrong. Course helped me to structure my thoughts better. But why I would rate the course 5/5 is because of the additional reading material provided at the end of each lecture which I am sure will catapult me to the next level TPM

As a newbie in the platform/tech product management area, this course really gives me a good understanding of the basic concept and thinking framework of a technical product manager. It's well structured, practical, rich, and engaging. It's quite hard to find learning resources on tech PM like this one as it's sometimes too PM-generic or too techies. Also, Vladimir, it would be great if you keep update the use case example so that it could cover a whole lot more areas/scenarios. Big kudos!