4 Rules I Follow as a Product Manager
I have recently shifted my field of work from being a backend developer to a product manager. This feels like...
I’m Akshay Agarwal. My journey began in the world of software development. For over 7+ years, I wrote code, built products, and worked across different companies, learning the craft of solving problems with technology. Coding was my comfort zone, my craft.
But life had other plans. Not too long ago, I was given the chance to lead a team and take responsibility for a product. At first, it felt like uncharted territory. Surprisingly, I found myself enjoying this new role even more than coding.
This blog shares my journey from developer to Product Owner. The lessons, missteps, and wins along the way. If you’re on a similar path, you might find it relatable.
I have recently shifted my field of work from being a backend developer to a product manager. This feels like...
I handle multiple roles at Telusko, and while I contribute in many areas, these three represent my core responsibilities.
I create and deliver the Golang for Beginners YouTube series on the Telusko Hindi channel. My role is to simplify complex concepts and make learning engaging for students.
I lead the product and tech team at Telusko Ed-Tech. This includes planning projects, distributing tasks, running scrums, and ensuring smooth workflow across the team.
I oversee product development by researching global Ed-Tech trends, defining new features, and ensuring they are implemented within the right timeframe to deliver impact.