Happy to help test products and especially curious about anything in the professional learning space as I've been working on something of my own. Would love feedback as well in exchange but won't push it - mainly curious about new cool products out there!
Building a product to help myself actually make progress with learning AI for my own professional development and looking for some inspo on the design and flow!
I'm not a huge Duolingo fan or gamefication for the sake of gameification type of person but probably need to include some of it.
I've been building a professional skill coach because I'm in product and feel this constant pressure to be adopting AI but it feels like there's new things everyday and I don't want to invest time in something that won't actually be helpful.
Idea is that it will help you:
- Benchmark yourself against the market based on what other people in your role are doing
- Know where to even start to focus with so much happening
- Find skills to dedicate time to that will actually have a real impact based on your unique context and career goals
- Actually make progress with learning
It's super early stage and only really works on desktop but I'm looking for people in tech who want to try it and can help me rip it apart and give feedback on what doesn't work and what does actually help.
I knew I was supposed to adopt AI but had no idea where to start and got worried about getting fired because I work in tech. I started building a professional skill coach that benchmarks me against the market and analyses market intelligence to tell me what to actually focus on in order to stay ahead and make progress towards my career goals.
If you're also worried about falling behind I'm looking for some alpha users who will get early access to the platform and be invited to the discord group where we're improving the product every day! Plus you'll unlock your market map 😄
Check it out! Aurora
Hey guys! PM over here who likes to think she's ahead of the curve but it feels like every day there are new tools coming out and ways of working so it's impossible to keep up.
Looking for other people who feel worried that they'll get left behind or replaced if they don't learn fast and for advice on how you do that!
From someone who works as a product manager, what is the best advice for how to stay "ahead of the curve?"