In my nine years of building products at some of the world’s most recognized tech companies, I’ve sat on both sides of the interview table. I’ve seen brilliant engineers and data-obsessed analysts fail PM interviews, not because they weren't smart, but because they lacked a "sixth sense." In the industry, we call it Product Sense. To the uninitiated, it sounds like magic—an innate "gut feeling" that tells a PM what to build next. But let me let you in on a secret: Product Sen

The role of a Product Manager has always been a balancing act: part visionary, part diplomat, and part "janitor" who clears the path for the team. But in 2025, the "janitor" work—the endless documentation, feedback synthesis, and backlog grooming—doesn't have to be a manual grind. Enter the AI Co-PM . Think of AI not as a replacement for your judgment, but as a high-powered intern who never sleeps, processes data at lightning speed, and gives you a "V0" of almost anything in

As soon as we get to know about the PM world, next question is 'What is a PRD?'. So to simplify it here is my understanding for a PRD. Creating a powerful Product Requirements Document (PRD) is one of the most critical steps in product development. A PRD translates your product vision into a clear roadmap that guides your development team as well as the stakeholders and ultimately lead to a successful product. Below are all the key elements that make a comprehensive PRD, wit