How to Master Technical Literacy: Evolving your Approach

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How to Master Technical Literacy: Evolving your Approach

Hosted by Irene Yu

Thu, Oct 3, 2024

3:30 PM UTC (1 hour)

Virtual (Zoom)

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Thu, Oct 3, 2024

3:30 PM UTC (1 hour)

Virtual (Zoom)

Free to join

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What you'll learn

What skills are essential for technical literacy as a PM?

Discover common misconceptions and the key skills needed to build confidence in your technical abilities.

Learning to code isn't the best path to becoming technical.

You'll learn why taking a coding class is the least effective and efficient way to become more technical.

Evolve your approach with Skiplevel's training methodology.

Master the proven method to build your technical acumen and ability to communicate with engineers.

Why this topic matters

In today’s tech-driven world, technical literacy is essential to building strong connections with engineers, speeding up product launches, and overcoming imposter syndrome in technical discussions. In this talk, you'll assess your technical skills, learn what skills are essential for building technical literacy as a PM, and evolve your approach to technical literacy.

You'll learn from

Irene Yu

CEO & Founder, Skiplevel and Software Engineer @ ex-Amazon

Irene is an industry leader in technical training for product managers and high-performance product teams. With over 10 years of experience as a full-stack software engineer, she’s developed highly scalable software at Amazon, Northwestern Mutual, and startups. Irene has mentored product managers, directors, and startup founders at top companies, helping them improve their communication with engineering teams. Since 2020, through her work at Skiplevel, she has trained over 1,000 product managers at more than 350 companies, including IBM, Amazon, and BP.

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