Thank you for sharing this. I was currently laid off in my PM role and I was only in the role for about a year. I was lost on how I can show that I have the skill set to show even though I dont have 5 plus years of experience. I appreciate the tips you provide!
Hi, Tina. I wish you well. Tina , i just watched your video about how you built your product portfolio. Very insightful video. Tina, you mentioned you have shared your product portfolio template. But, i didn't find it. Could you please share it here. Thanks
❤@@tinalouisechen. Thank you so much Tina for adding it here. Tina, could you please share your whole portfolio solution. I know it's a template. But, actually I want to know how you solve those topics. If I told anything wrong. Please correct me. Thanks
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing-it has impressed me greatly. As a current Senior UI/UX Designer, I’m also aiming to transition into a Product Manager role if possible in future.
Thanks for the nice sharing! I appreciate it! I noticed in the background section you put "product specialist" and "product manager", but as I´ve seen other videos I understand that you were an onboarding specialist. The question is, have you changed the role name for the portfolio? I´m asking because I´m looking for product manager roles right now with no previous experience in the role entirely, I was Head of customer support, but truly that was my product, I did many product-related jobs, ex. Launched customer support-related features like feedback form etc. However, when HR sees the title in my resume they make assumptions that I don´t have any experience in this. Moreover, I had 2 year career gap to learn a language of my new country, during this I worked as a freelancer and launched my app, so they saw the gap and didn´t call me back. Now I am considering putting in the resume instead of "career transition" for the freelancer and product owner role.
Totally aligned on updating the role name to fully represent what you do in your jobs. Sometimes the role name in the company are not aligned with industry standard, so role name that was given does not truly make sense. What’s more important is the work and experience that you had and the value that you can bring to your new team! Some what you mentioned above, it seems like u have a lot of transferable skill! :)
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Thank you for sharing this. I was currently laid off in my PM role and I was only in the role for about a year. I was lost on how I can show that I have the skill set to show even though I dont have 5 plus years of experience. I appreciate the tips you provide!
That’s awesome to hear! Good luck on job hunting! And I hope this tips can help you stand out during the interviews ☺️
Hi Tina. BIG THANKS for your video. This helps me so much!
Thank you for finding it helpful!!! Let me know what other content u like to see in here!! :)))
Hi, Tina. I wish you well. Tina , i just watched your video about how you built your product portfolio. Very insightful video. Tina, you mentioned you have shared your product portfolio template. But, i didn't find it. Could you please share it here. Thanks
Hiiii! I have added the template link to the description above! Check it out and let me know if you have access to it. Hope its helpful to you!
❤@@tinalouisechen. Thank you so much Tina for adding it here. Tina, could you please share your whole portfolio solution. I know it's a template. But, actually I want to know how you solve those topics. If I told anything wrong. Please correct me. Thanks
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing-it has impressed me greatly. As a current Senior UI/UX Designer, I’m also aiming to transition into a Product Manager role if possible in future.
Good luck for transitioning! Since you are already in the product realm, i have faith you can make this happens
Thank you for this video. It's really helpful.
@@mystorytv9504 I’m so glad that u found this helpful yayyy 🥰
This is really helpful!! Have you add the template link in the description?
Hiiii Yidan! I have added the template link to the description above! Check it out and let me know if you have access to it. Hope its helpful to you!
Thanks for the nice sharing! I appreciate it! I noticed in the background section you put "product specialist" and "product manager", but as I´ve seen other videos I understand that you were an onboarding specialist. The question is, have you changed the role name for the portfolio? I´m asking because I´m looking for product manager roles right now with no previous experience in the role entirely, I was Head of customer support, but truly that was my product, I did many product-related jobs, ex. Launched customer support-related features like feedback form etc. However, when HR sees the title in my resume they make assumptions that I don´t have any experience in this.
Moreover, I had 2 year career gap to learn a language of my new country, during this I worked as a freelancer and launched my app, so they saw the gap and didn´t call me back. Now I am considering putting in the resume instead of "career transition" for the freelancer and product owner role.
Totally aligned on updating the role name to fully represent what you do in your jobs. Sometimes the role name in the company are not aligned with industry standard, so role name that was given does not truly make sense.
What’s more important is the work and experience that you had and the value that you can bring to your new team!
Some what you mentioned above, it seems like u have a lot of transferable skill! :)
@@tinalouisechen thank you 🙏
Ofc! Happy to help! Best of luck transitioning :)))
Hi tina thanks for the video!
Can you please share the link of your portfolio it would be really helpful🙌
Ahhhh, yes, i will add the link to the description!!!! Thank you for reminding :)
@@tinalouisechen hi this video is really helpful thanks so much! but i dont see any relevant link in the description. where can i find the link?
Are you looking for an expert video editor then knock me, please?