Have you used Net Promotor Score (NPS) and how did you find it?

Looking for new age platforms where we can find the best talent.

Product Management Certifications will be of any help in securing a new job in that domain?

Image courtesy: Fusion VenturesRecently I asked this question on my LinkedIn feed and yet to get a single reply. I have been pondering over it by myelf for some time. If you recollect the core product management skills preached around, those are hardly specific to a domain or industry.What has been your experience as a contributing product manager, or what have you seen in other product managers around?Like in sales, marketing, or accounting, are product management skills portable across domains and indutrries?Cheers,Ranjit

What skills and qualities are required to be a successful PM in a fast growing companies?

When we have more features to build parallelly, we need some metrics to prioritize it.  

The usual thinking when preparing a product roadmap assumes that more features = more engagement = more revenue. But is it always true?

Many startups drive for a little too long on passion of the founders and take longer involve Product Management into decision making. Even when the decide to, they may not have the budget to hire a good full time Product Manager. In this situation how feasible is the option of a "consulting" Product Manager and what would a startup look for in him before involving him.

These are tough days for Twitter. Their user growth is stagnant and the effort to turn around things are failing. They can't even find a buyer. What 3 concrete steps would you take to save the product?

We all know that Myntra's app-only idea didn't work.  But at that time, it must have been a difficult decision. If you had been in that position, how would you have handled the proposal objectively? How would you have managed the stakeholders and what experiments you would have run, with what possible outcomes?

It could have been a product that you loved but was ruined by the product team. Or perhaps a successful product that you would have enjoyed managing. Or something else?