The Product Book: How to Become a Great Product Manager

Excellent book! Good read for aspiring product managers and product leaders. Most product management books are too theoretical or out of touch with industry practice, yet this book is the exact opposite. Highly recommend!

The Product Book is a great book: gives great coverage of the product environment and general and the non-controversial tools that every Product Manager should be aware of and probably using.What the book is not: a field manual. If you are product person who still needs to evangelize in their organization, this book is a great reference.

Nice, soft, and non-overloaded overview and introduction into the nature of the Product Management life. Most of the criticism seems to come from people who already have a career in product management or have done substantial learning on the topic. This book is clearly not for them. Also, it is not the "Get hired as Product Manager" book. I would recommend it to the people who want all-encompassing knowledge of what a Product Manager does at their job. Yes, it has plenty of mentions of other books. When you work as a Product Manager, you will read plenty of other books. It is actually a great place to find out which books on what topics to read to become an awesome product manager.

Caveat: I attended Product School.This is a summarized practical guide containing everything you need to start as a product manager in a tech company. I particularly found the advice about cross-functional collaboration, soft skills, and engaging with engineering, design, and product marketing teams valuable.Any new product manager will find this a good precursor to their day one.

This is a great book that covers all the basics that a product manager goes through with excellent recommendations. If you’re new to PM o ever even think of becoming one, this book will be your test. After reading this you’ll know if product management is for you.

Is a good book for those who know nothing about product management, I just did not like that the book just focus on softwares, apps, and hardware link to technology, It would be great to have a retail product manager book, maybe in a near future we can get this from the authors, I would love to hear their perspective on this sector of product management.

Book covers the role well top down and end to end. With deep dives in relevant sections that you can then go deeper in outside the book.

As an aspiring PM, this book is a great road map to growing my skills in the field. I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to grow as a product manager.