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'Product Manager's ambition and interest' VS 'Product Vision'

 'Product Manager's ambition and interest' VS 'Product Vision'


It is important!! that Product Manager's ambition and interest is in-line with the Vision of the Product.

He or she should 'really' feel the need to solve the problem.. The same problem that the product intends to solve.

It becomes so much fun - when it gets personal!! Yes, once it gets personal our product is always in our mind. Thoughts of building, testing, improvising our Product will never fade. 

We will start investing time on self-learning; just to ensure we are able to solve the problem better than anyone else.

Our product becomes our purpose and we live to see the future; where - our product is in use and SOLVING THAT PROBLEM.

 

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