Clarity Call

“I went into the call with a lot of curiosity product management with very little knowledge on starting a career in product management. The call with Miracle helped broaden my knowledge on the topic, and helped me understand the different ways one could work their way to their first product role despite their background or current level of expertise. There is a lot of information online regarding product management, but this meeting helped narrow down what is needed to begin the journey into product management, and the technical skills to be acquired.”

“It was how clinical the session was. She professionally linked some of my experiences with the PM role and it seemed achievable. It gave me clarity to be precise. I really opened my eyes to all the work and knowledge I needed to acquire. It showed me the importance of getting to know the experience of product managers who have gone ahead.”

“Session with Miracle was very informative and usefull. Main topic for me was the career switch and she provided a great overview of changing to product management. She gave many tips on where to learn the missing skills and what to highlight in the job interviews. In general the session was very motivating and encouraging.”

“I had a great session with Miracle. I learned a lot about the key aspects of starting a job as a Product Manager and how I can utilize my existing experience to become a strong candidate for product roles. I appreciated that Miracle, with her experience in UX, could highlight the value of understanding design principles. I highly recommend her as a mentor. Thank you! :)”

“My session with Awajioyem was great! She is so kind, friendly, and encouraging, and gave me very insightful, thoughtful, and helpful responses to my questions about her journey to becoming a product manager, her day-to-day work, and the skills that are most important for budding product managers to develop. As she has previously worked as an engineer and in UX, she has a unique perspective and thorough understanding of the different needs and roles involved across the product cycle.”