Product Manager

All career guides Product and design Product Manager Defines what to build and why, aligning user needs, business goals, and engineering effort into a product direction. Find relevant jobs→Print learning guideOpen Hitchhiker's guide→ Skill coverage 63% 5 of 8 skills Course coverage 38% 6 of 16 courses Skill coverage shows how much of the role's capability map already has a published course. Course coverage shows how much of the mapped course pipeline for this role has shipped. Role skills 8 Published coverage 5 Relevant courses 6 Capability map **Skills** Importance describes how central each capability is to the role. Course coverage shows where you can build the skill in the current OpenSkills catalog. 01 Product strategy 4 capabilities

• Product discovery

Importance: Essential (5 of 5) Identifies and validates problems worth solving through user evidence. Course coverage

• Platform Product Management
• Product Discovery (planned)

• Roadmapping

Importance: Essential (5 of 5) Sequences outcomes and bets into a communicable product roadmap. Course coverage

• Technology Roadmapping, Outcome-Based Roadmapping and OKRs (planned)

• Market analysis

Importance: Very important (4 of 5) Assesses competitors, positioning, and opportunity size. Course coverage

• Product Market Analysis
• Competitive Intelligence and Positioning (planned)

• Product metrics

Importance: Essential (5 of 5) Defines and tracks metrics that measure product health and impact. Course coverage

• Product Metrics, Product Analytics Instrumentation (planned)

02 Product execution 4 capabilities

• Requirements definition

Importance: Essential (5 of 5) Translates problems into clear specs, user stories, and acceptance criteria. Course coverage

• Requirements Engineering
• Requirements Elicitation Techniques (planned)

• Prioritization

Importance: Essential (5 of 5) Makes explicit trade-offs across value, effort, and risk. Course coverage

• Product Prioritization, Technical Debt vs. Feature Prioritization (planned)

• Stakeholder management

Importance: Very important (4 of 5) Aligns leadership, customers, and teams around decisions. Course coverage

• Technical Stakeholder Communication
• Stakeholder Mapping and Influence (planned)

• Agile delivery

Importance: Very important (4 of 5) Works with engineering teams through iterative delivery practices. Course coverage

• Agile Software DevelopmentFree
• Scrum Fundamentals

Learning path Relevant courses Print all introsPrint all cheatsheets Core foundations The concepts this role is built on.

• Product Market Analysis
• Requirements Engineering
• Product Discovery, Product Metrics, Product Prioritization, Technology Roadmapping (planned)

Supporting knowledge Adjacent knowledge that improves day-to-day judgment.

• Agile Software DevelopmentFree
• Scrum Fundamentals
• Technical Stakeholder Communication
• Competitive Intelligence and Positioning, Outcome-Based Roadmapping and OKRs, Product Analytics Instrumentation, Requirements Elicitation Techniques, Stakeholder Mapping and Influence, Technical Debt vs. Feature Prioritization (planned)

Specializations Deeper paths for particular environments or directions.

• Platform Product Management

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