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Sounds more like you want to do Product Management than Product Owner, the latter of which I believe is more about running the agile process. I don’t know the
by idoh 6y ago
Sounds more like you want to do Product Management than Product Owner, the latter of which I believe is more about running the agile process.
I don’t know the secret sauce for breaking in. I’m sure that once you are in your background will be super helpful. What I have noticed is that:
- applying for jobs as a PM has a very low response rate
- if a recruiter contacts you, then your chances are much improved
- most PMs I know somehow transitioned into it via some lateral type move
With the above in mind, I’d suggest:
- update your LinkedIn profile to say that you are interested in PM roles, maybe that would help with keyword matches
- contact recruiters directly
- see if you can switch to a PM role internally