The Tech PM Guide

The most important skills for a PM in 2020 are listed down below in a bulleted list. The broad focus areas are numbered along with recommended tools. Technical Skills- Coding Language - Python, Html, CSS, Javascript, Swift Data Structure & Algorithms - Graph, Tree, List, Array, Hashtable, Dynamic Algorithms Scripting Language - Bash Shell Web Frameworks - Django or Flask, Angularjs, React.js or Vue.js Relational Databases - MySQL, PostgreSQL, Amazon Aurora NoSQL Databases - MongoDB, Redis Http Cache Accelerator - Varnish Http Web Server - NGINX Reverse Proxy/Load Balancer - NGINX Message Broker - RabbitMQ Cloud Platform (IaaS) - AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Microservices - Docker, and Kubernetes DevOps (CI/CD) - Git, Jenkins, Chef Distributed Computi...

Hello and Welcome to the home of the Super PM . This blog is written as a guide and dedicated to all the PMs out there, both aspiring and experienced, to share knowledge and best practices and to help build a network of Super PM professionals that can together elevate the profession to the next level. The term PM in today's times refers to several different titles that individuals hold in the high tech industry, starting from Product Manager to Program Manager, Project Manager, Product Delivery Manager, and even Portfolio Manager. This blog does not speak to job titles, instead, it goes out to all the people in the techno-functional domain, skilled at bridging the gaps between business and technology. The PM in this blog thus refers to any individual that's taking a problem in the business domain and building efficient and scalable solutions with the help of technology. To follow this blog, it doesn't really matter where you stand on the spectrum  of the PM scale, and wha...