Designer Promoted to Head of Product Needs to Upskill in PM
Designers promoted into product leadership roles lack the strategic, business, and management skills needed for the new position. The transition from hands-on design work to leading PMs, setting product strategy, and managing stakeholders requires a fundamentally different skill set.
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