I found this course very helpful. The simulator is a huge advantage, it gives you hands-on practice with realistic product management scenarios. The hosts are incredibly knowledgeable, and because they're experienced product managers themselves, they don't just explain the "how" but also the "why" behind every workflow. In addition, they were always ready to dive deeper into questions and share practical insights from their own experience.
If one is looking for a practical way to level up their AI skills as a PM, this course is well worth it.
Principal Product Manager
I really enjoyed the immersive simulator format of this course. Instead of just reading theory and completing isolated exercises, the entire learning experience is built as one continuous quest. To move forward, you have to complete each challenge, which makes the process much more engaging and motivating than a traditional online course.
One of the most valuable concepts for me was learning how to create Skills in Claude Code. I think of them as reusable functions in programming. Once you define a workflow and provide the necessary context, you can invoke it whenever you need it instead of repeating the same instructions over and over.
Another highlight was learning about MCPs and how to connect Claude with the tools product managers use every day, such as Jira, Confluence, databases, and Git. This allows Claude to access those systems and perform analytical work without you having to learn each platform's query language or API. It's incredibly useful because you no longer have to wait for an engineer to become available or spend hours digging through documentation. Instead, you can quickly get the information you need to make product decisions.
The course also provides practical, real-world examples of working with Claude, including sprint reviews and refinement, PRD creation, and MVP building. These are workflows I can already apply in my own work. More importantly, the course gives you a framework for identifying your own AI use cases and integrating Claude into your daily product workflow.
The live webinars were another standout part of the program. It was fascinating to hear how product managers at Booking use these tools in their day-to-day work and the lessons they've learned along the way. In the final webinar, we also discussed automation—when it makes sense, what kinds of repetitive work can be automated, and how to set it up in practice.
Vladimir and Andrey are excellent instructors. They have a great sense of what learners might struggle with and explain technical concepts through simple, relatable examples from business and everyday life. That makes even advanced topics approachable for people without a technical background.
If you're a product manager looking to save even 20% of the time you spend on repetitive work, automate routine processes, and free up more capacity for strategy and product thinking, I highly recommend this course.