Karishma Irani

This is somehow the simplest and toughest question on here 🙂 Your typical PM career path can look like: PM: Responsible for a KPI or set of features Senior PM: Responsib...

Managing products in a new space provides the perfect balance of applying existing expertise you have about your craft (product management, in this case) and acquiring a ...

Thinking back to the successful hires I've made, some common themes emerge:Balance of opinions and curiosity. I think some of the strongest PMs are the most opinionated, ...

I love this question because as an interviewer who's looking at 100s of resumés each week, I'm also trying to figure out what makes candidate x stand out over candidate y...

This might not be the answer you're looking for, but the top first thing that comes to mind is grit. To me, the ability for someone to overcome obstacles and achieve thei...

Approaching every question with the goal of "getting the answer right". When in reality, there is no "right" answer and it's impossible for most of us to even come close ...

For early career IC product managers, success is measured consistently with how you manage the product lifecycle, pace of delivery, the value of features you deliver to u...

This assumes that you have the ability to choose what you work on in your first PM role, which is great if true, but rare since businesses already have a specific idea fo...

Ooh, so many good ones come to mind, so I'm going to cheat and pick two!"If I went to your Engineers and Designer and asked them what it was like to work with you, what w...

USE 👏 THE 👏 PRODUCT 👏 AND 👏 FORM 👏 OPINIONS 👏 While I would personally consider that to be table stakes for interviewing at any job, I still interview candidates who don'...