AI-assisted complete operating system for product managers
Product Manager OS is the most complete way to manage your Product Management life. From customer discovery, to go to market planning to product execution, this AI-assisted system is the fastest way to help you get from a hypothesis, to a product people love.
Hey guys, Tom, maker here! I started out as a Product Manager a few years ago and honestly, had no clue what I was doing. I read everything I could on Product Management from Inspired, to the Lean Startup but found it quite frustrating that there was no playbook or system that would tell me what I needed to be doing on a day to day Because of this, I found myself basically behaving as a glorified delivery manager, prioritising the roadmap from the CEO of the startup I was working at. About 2 yea
Hey PH fam 👋 If you're an existing PM or someone who's looking to progress in a product role, here's a really cool toolkit that you might find helpful: Product Manager OS. It's an all-in-one system to level up your Product Management career. It's designed by Tom Littler who's led various roles from being a product manager at startups to exec roles as well. There are several actionable and relevant sections of this template that you'll enjoy: Like Creative Briefs (to help with requirement gatheri
Looks cool! AI can take it to the next level.
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I like the concept as PM's have to check lot's of boxes. A free (limited) version about your framework would be great as I'm hesitating to make a $100 payment upfront as many framework are free. I follow Will Lawrence substack PM life who has lot's of free relevant frameworks. What's different with yours?
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