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you all work together to define the product AND the responsibilities each of you have. PM is a role that has a lot of responsibility but you also define it-working in partnership with expert designers, clever developers, super smart testers, etc. What I'm describing is in constant evolution and it is the members of the team that are constantly evolving the role. This might make it seem like there's no room for change or to impact the definition of the role, but that is not the case. So with my blog I try to be a bit more complete and not "sell". In fact, I've recently talked with an number of candidates who have been told of PM roles at other companies and my feeling is that they are not being told the whole story. I'm not trying to hype the job or make it seem too over the top. It is also an analytical description based on my experience. What follows is a description of program management from a PM perspective - that means through the lens of a PM.
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I think that was a good move for me because while I like to think I was competent at development, I was probably never going to hit it out of the park with my ability to write code, but I think what I wasn’t able to do in writing code I made up for with the skills required of a program manager :-)
After being an SDE for 4 years I moved to program management. I went with SDE because I wanted to write code in my job. The job title "program manager" is a bit of a misnomer, since program managers do not program nor do they manage-go figure. When I was recruited I started off as an SDE candidate and then I learned about PM during the course of my interviews and I thought "COOL!" that has to be a job for me-after all it sure sounds like an incredibly cool role, since it has the title "manager" in it and if you read/hear the description it sure sounds like you're running the show. I have been both a PM and an SDE (software design engineer) during my career at Microsoft.
GO FIGURE MEMBER AND CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE PC
So when we talk about PM at Microsoft, we're talking from a perspective of creating and evolving the role over the lifetime of the PC industry.
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The PM role is unique to Microsoft and was actually created in response to developing software that is more usable and at the same time pushes the state of the art of technology.
While at Stanford this week I was asked by a number of PM (program manager) candidates to talk about the PM role at Microsoft.
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