This coming in a bit late as my personal responsibilities kept me away but would really appreciate a response here. This was a really insightful module great for self reflection and quite thought provoking, have a few questions though: 1. Whats the best way to judge your execution skills? As a I understand it can be broken down into multiple parts and involves a lot of things- From understanding a bit of programming or at least basics like front-end, back-end, APIs etc., Understanding of design or how to judge a design, Testing, Data algorithms. Also, you as a PM is not really executing but helping developers/ Data scientists/ Designers to do so would love to get a bit of clarity here on what exactly means by execution and how to judge yourself on it. 2. This above breakdown brings me to my second question, How well does a PM need to understand Development, Data modeling & Design? Is there a benchmark to help understand where you stand on this? 3. Whats the expectation of a PM on Quality of delivery, shouldn't the Development & QA teams be responsible for it rather than the PM. Understand that the success of the Product should be owned by the PM and maybe the UAT but the quality of software developed should be owned by the development team? 4. Coming to communication: What goes into being a good communicator, what are the parameters on should judge oneself on? 5. How to judge if a company is Big/medium/small? Is it just on the Basis of the revenue?

Learnings from Module 1: 1. Definition of Product Management - Creating value for the users & capturing value for the Bussiness 2. Breaking this down into essential steps from Identifying users > Identifying their needs > Pain they face while fulfilling needs > Solutions for those pains > Capturing value for bussiness 3. The above is then continued into the life cycle that PM should follow: Planning > Alignment > Execution > Measurement. If not directly PM needs to see that all these steps are being done well! 4. Things that the PM needs an understanding of Users, Bussiness, Design, Technology, Analysis 5. Difference between the role of a PM, EM, Designer as well as Product Management & Project Management 6. Steps to be successful in your career QQ where are the skills or skills metrics that everyone keeps talking about in their comments, is it part of the same module, if someone could help me with the link would be great!