
Most Practical course for Product Managers. 17+ hours. Real-life project. AI tips. With Certificate
Master Product Management by actually building a Product
InstructorAnna Kolenkina
Most Practical course for Product Managers. 17+ hours. Real-life project. AI tips. With Certificate
InstructorAnna Kolenkina




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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This visual aid outlines the eight-week curriculum structure, mapping out key milestones from initial problem discovery through solution design to the final product launch.
This digital whiteboard illustrates the JustDo course project setup, featuring specific OKRs, a detailed problem statement, and a mind map of user requirements.
This slide outlines seven specific target audience segments for the JustDo project, ranging from working professionals transitioning into product management to fresh graduates seeking entry-level roles.
The 'JustDo' project facilitates a full cycle from problem discovery and user research to prototyping and iteration.
Instruction includes interview-ready frameworks, resume optimization, and AI role-plays for simulating stakeholder interactions.
The curriculum incorporates generative AI for productivity and marketing tasks, such as prompt refinement with Claude.
Learners have noted that current Glideapp features may differ from the course content, specifically regarding free spreadsheet-based building. Note that these signals predate the July 2026 update, which does not prove a correction has been made.
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Learners have noted that current Glideapp features may differ from the course content, specifically regarding free spreadsheet-based building. Note that these signals predate the July 2026 update, which does not prove a correction has been made.
Aligns well with career-transitioners, though some find the content more beginner-level than expected.