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You could look into product manager. On that role you are a lot closer to the actual problem that is being solved and success is measured in increased revenue,
by _benj 5y ago
You could look into product manager. On that role you are a lot closer to the actual problem that is being solved and success is measured in increased revenue, lowering expenses, customer satisfaction, etc.
It’s also a plus when a PM has some technical awareness since it makes the life of the engineer a lot easier (i.e. not having to explain to the PM how adding a new field in a form is not a “small change” and it would take db migration, models/tests changes, ui design, etc…)
Good luck!
- megamix 5y agoGuess a variation of that could work, I reckon it's gonna be some Excel work and analysis, holding presentations etc. Maybe if there's a product responsibility without too much administration stuff.