Steering the Ship: On the Difference Between Product Managers and Project Managers
Catalyst · Launch by NTT DATA
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Show Notes
Differentiating product managers and project managers can be tricky. They share the same acronym (PM), and there can be overlap between the two roles. This week, Postlight’s Associate Director of Product Management, Ruiyan Xu, shares a handy analogy to help clarify the two roles. She chats with Chris about how PMs can be likened to different types of ship captains. For project managers, think of a captain sailing a predetermined route. For product managers, imagine a captain sailing uncharted seas. Ruiyan helps clear the murky PM waters.
Links:
Product and Project Managers Are Different Types of Captains
Speedboat vs. Tanker: On Thinking Like a Startup at a Big Company
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