Despite having some job similarities, the roles of project managers and product managers are different. The ambiguity exists because a product manager performs some of the tasks of a project manager. Nonetheless, they focus on two distinct aspects of management.&nbsp;

Their roles vary from company to company, but we have lined the 3 three main differences between project and product managers

1. Product Managers deal with products, and Project Managers deal with projects.

A product is a computer application, service, platform, or hardware specially designed to cater to the needs of some audience. Whatever decisions a product manager makes, they decide the failure or success of a product.

From researching, planning, building, executing, marketing, deploying, to disarranging a product, it is all in the hands of a product manager. A product manager is a problem-solver, having a mixed sense of technology, business, and designing.

The job roles of a product manager include:

Before developing a new product, a project manager performs a market search and gathers information, calculating user demand and compatibility in the market.

Before developing a new product, a project manager performs a market search and gathers information. By doing so, he calculates the user demand and compatibility of the future-product in the market.

Without a proper roadmap, there is no flow in the product development. A good roadmap gives a direction, answering what features we add and how and when we add.

After building a product, project managers perform testing and analytics on the implemented features. Either they upgrade some features or remove.

Talking about project manager roles, they are limited to the execution of product tasks, which a product manager decides,&nbsp; in a timely and budget-wise fashion. Unlike a product manager, a project manager’s job finishes after successfully delivering a product to its customers; however, a product manager must be available when a problem arises in a product.

The job roles of a project manager include:

A.&nbsp;&nbsp;Set the scope of the project and determine resources

The project scope is a statement document, and its contents determine the goals, deadlines, tasks, budget, and other fields related to project planning and execution.

Setting realistic deadlines and determining costs are the two main objectives of a project manager. Once the document is ready, they make sure required resources get delivered to the team on time.

B.&nbsp;&nbsp;Identify and evaluate&nbsp; the risks

Risks don’t knock before coming. A project manager always keeps in touch with various team members and gathers information, foreseeing future project risks and the proper steps to tackle them.

2.&nbsp;Product Managers’ methodologies vary to that of needs of products, but project managers follow fixed rules

Ensuring complete customer satisfaction and delivering a cost-effective solution on time are the two highlighted purposes of a project manager. To accomplish it, project managers make use of fixed tactics and strategies across all departments.&nbsp;

Communication, for instance, is vital throughout project management. To keep updated with the project, project managers set weekly meetings to see if they reach their goals.

On the contrary, as per product development demands, product managers have to change their methodologies.

For instance, when a software is in the development cycle, it has to go through various phases depending on its requirement, and there are multiple models to pick—waterfall, spiral, and SCRUM, to list a few. With every day changing technology, they have to keep themselves updated with better and effective ways to design a product.

3.&nbsp;&nbsp;Both use a different set of metrics to evaluate the success of projects and products

A metric is a qualitative value that aligns or tracks the growth of an on-going project, including what hinders the process and how to predict future risks and improve quality work

For instance—a customer satisfaction score tells how good or bad is the delivery of your service. Return of investment, customer satisfaction score, and actual cost are some of the commonly used metrics.

Product managers use KPIs, also known as key performance indicators, to check the success of products. KPIs differ from product to product. Because KPIs are misleading, project managers formulate KPIs keeping the end goals of their products in mind.

For instance, a company uses newsletters and other marketing strategies to reach out to more customers and increase customer acquisition costs. As a result, they reach out to more customers. However, they target the wrong audience. Failing to attract the right audience, sales don’t project.

This blog lists down the differences between a product and a project manager

Project Manager Vs Product Manager

Interview preparation plays a vital role when it comes to getting placed for your dream job. However, even in our favorite job, if we don’t get the salary we deserve, it causes a lack of motivation in our working.

The main reason for this is that while preparing for the interview, the candidate doesn’t prepare for the most important question for their future — The salary they expect.

Negotiating salary in an interview should be a must, but in reality, it is rarely brought up.

According to a&nbsp;<a href="https://cultivatedculture.com/salary-negotiation/">survey by Salary.com</a>&nbsp;62% of people never negotiate their salary, or do so rarely. About half the people surveyed, stated the cause for this being anxiousness or fear. 43% of the candidates were scared of being rejected, 15% said that they lacked the proper negotiation skills, 15% expressed fear of being removed from the process and 13% feared retribution.

All these reasons might seem familiar to you, however, you should also know that the people who negotiate receive an average of 25% more than the expected salary. Also, around 85% of people get a pay hike after negotiation. So, the risk is definitely one to be taken.

The important tip for getting your well-deserved salary is knowing how and when to negotiate. Hence, we have a few tips for you to follow, to help you be satisfied with your job.

1. Be assertive and tactful, yet calm and confident

The main point to remember while answering any question is that you show a calm demeanor. This will help the interviewer realize that you have confidence in yourself and your skills. Hence, it will act as a plus point for your interview as well as negotiation.

This is a very important step that most candidates don’t devote much time to. Before entering an interview, you should be aware of the average salary of that job in the area. It should also be ensured that you refer to not one, but multiple sources, so that you are confident of your facts.

3. When asked, offer a specific number, not a range

Often when the hirers ask the candidates for an expected salary, they are afraid of demanding more and hence, give a range which leads to the hirer offering a lower salary than the candidate accepts.

It is recommended that the candidate have two fixed figures in mind, the ‘ideal salary’ and the ‘settle for salary’. The ‘settle for salary’ matches with the average salary of the area for that work. While the ‘ideal salary’ is just 5–6 thousand more than the settle for salary. It is the salary that would completely satisfy the candidate.

When asked, he or she should always give this ‘ideal salary’.

Pro Tip: Don’t use round numbers when giving a specific figure in your negotiation as research at Columbia shows that candidates using precise numbers land higher salaries than those who used round numbers.

In case a candidate has multiple offers at hand while going for the interview, it is recommended that he or she mention them to the hirer in a manner that does not sound boastful. This can help the hirer realize your talent and demand and may even lead to them offering you a higher salary.

5. Don’t mention Personal financial needs

It is strictly recommended that a candidate does not mention their personal financial needs like loans, expenses, etc. as they can make you seem needy or desperate for the job and hence, reduce the chances of your selection or increase in your pay.

Often the hirers are interested in knowing why the candidates think that they deserve the pay they are asking. Hence, you should be prepared with a list of your educational qualifications and achievements to prove your value. It can help if you imagine selling your skills to the hirer.

In the case of a fresher, you can even ask them their requirements and explain what you plan to do in the future to help achieve them.

But what if the employer does not agree with your expected salary?

You can tackle this situation by keeping the following in mind :

When preparing for negotiating, get in the mindset of thinking about the situation from your opponent’s perspective, recommends career expert&nbsp;<a href="https://www.themuse.com/advice/3-counterintuitive-negotiation-tactics-that-really-work">Steph Stern</a>…

<a href="https://www.themuse.com/advice/how-to-negotiate-salary-37-tips-you-need-to-know">Research by Columbia psychologist</a>&nbsp;Adam Galinsky shows that when we consider the other person’s thoughts and interests, we are more likely to find solutions that work well for both of us.

A suggestion can be to use questions for negotiating, instead of statements. This can be useful as questions make you appear more open to the other person’s opinion. It is also popularly said that ‘Who asks the questions, leads the conversation

Never say sorry for trying to negotiate, it can make the hirer feel like you are ready to back down and hence reduce your chances of getting a higher salary.

However, a candidate should also be ready to accept that there are a few companies that do not offer the leverage of negotiation. They may have a fixed salary mentioned in the advertisement itself. Trying to negotiate in such cases can make you come off as money-minded and hence, reduce the chances of your selection.

Negotiating your salary is a skill and the blog lists down some key pointers to consider when negotiating your salary with your employer.

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Before picking up their first job, college students have loads of discussions on this heavily debated topic: MNCs vs. Startup, and which one to pick?

When students decide to choose one, they compare them against various factors, including learning curve, growth, salary, and work-life balance. 

Both have some fair advantages and disadvantages over the other, but before you begin your professional career, it is wise to ask yourself some questions. 

For instance, what kind of job do I want to do in the future? Or what type of organization I want myself to be associated with: product-based or customer-based?

Such questions will help you understand your goals and decide for yourself. MNCs might work for you but would not for your friend. Both are great but which one is good for you?

The purpose of this blog is to give you a clearer picture of them by combining the viewpoints of working professionals to help you decide better.

When a fresher joins an organization, His learning is a two-way process: How much he is willing to learn, how much the company is ready to invest in him. Coming to the point, where do you get more learning?

 The answer is it depends on you and your contribution to the organization. 

However, startups are generally flexible and fairly advantageous in the learning part. Startups hire people who are ambitious, adaptable, and energetic.

If we compare startups with MNCs, employees in startups get more exposure. One day you could be running a heavy code and the next day making someone run the same code for you.

Because of involvement among the new company, a fresher gets familiar with different aspects of running a business, including the technical and business side. 

On the other hand, MNCs are running and maintaining what they have built. There is a fixed ladder, from a junior developer to a senior position like a product manager. However, learning is not a challenge.

For instance — your manager assigns you a task, and like a responsible employee, you complete it. Though you did your assigned work, your learning does not end here. That is the point where you need to start putting in the extra effort.

The two best ways to learn in an MNC are-

Perform your research on what interests you and indulge in conversations with the same peers.

If you make yourself visible and show keenness, the company will surely recognise it, helping you discover more opportunities.

Growth is directly dependent on your skills, and you develop skills when you learn and implement them.

No matter the type of MNC or startup you join, you will always get acknowledged and rewarded for your work and contribution, and eventually, your individual growth. 

 If we come back to which is better,  both have some pros and cons over the other. 

Startups have a simple growth formula; we grow, you grow.

Though the initial days after joining a startup are rough, the growth there is quick, and you could be up the ladder in 2- 3 years, roughly half the time it takes in an MNCs.

Although MNCs are better at providing compensation and other benefits to their employees, the growth is slow. 

If you want comfortable, slow but steady growth, you should go with MNCs. On the other hand,  people who are quick learners and sustain under heavy workload initially but would want a faster growth rate should go with startups.

Work-life balance is a crucial factor while you are picking up your job.

According to an ILO report, Indians have a horrible work-life balance, working extra hours for minimum wages. If you are not happy with your job, you can not help the organisation. 

Therefore, think before making any moves. Both Startups and MNCs run under pressure. However, startups are not chill.

They value ownership and responsibilities, and problems occur spontaneously there, making you extend your working hours.

You have to do, within deadlines, what they assigned; this adds to another reason that they are conducting a more rigorous hiring process.

MNCs have a very fixed schedule. A couple of meetings, reply to some emails,  perform your tasks, and you can call it a day. But again, this shifts from company to company. Whichever you pick, you have to deal with pressure. However, because of volatile systems, in startups, you might have to run some extra miles. Later, those extra hours turn out to be fruitful as you continue to grow.

For instance — some startups compensate their employees with ESOPS, and their growth and company’s growth become dependent, in the end, benefiting both.

There is no end to how much money we would want in life?

However, it does not work that way. We have to compromise for something better. Keeping it simple, if you want a regular good paycheck, MNCs are your way.

If you can compromise money in the initial years of your career, startups are for you. Though startups are a bit tight on the money part, the experience, the learning, and the exposure you get there can give you a multiple that you can put in front of your starting salary in the future.

Some people are happy with regular paycheques, while others have more learning. Whatever be the case, you have to define success for yourself. Your meaning of success comes from what you want in life. So, figuring out that first should be your goal.

As a graduate or fresher, your first goal should be to know what you want in life. So before you thoughtlessly jump into anything, take your time to decide and explore.

You have your whole life to make money. As a student or a graduate in your early 20s, which gives you plenty of time to explore and learn.  Here, startups could shape you to harness your “Young Energy.”

Do you want to create value? Or do you want a regular paycheque? You must figure out answers to such questions and understand the path you want to take. 

The first five years of your career, so if you are still in college, search for the best opportunities. 

Figuring out what kind of work you would want to be involved in should be your priority. 

And remember, what is life without discovering who you are?

For a fresher, it's essential to know how a startup differs from an MNC in work culture. The blog gives an insight into some of the key differences.

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A full stack developer or web developer is a person who works with both frontend and the back end of a web application. The website that you see on the internet or a person who creates websites for business purposes. His job is to deal with the frontend that is how the website looks and the backend that is how the data stores safely.

If you think you can learn this in a short term you are wrong . In this we have to learn&nbsp; the languages, database, frameworks and libraries along with many other tools for web development.

In this blog you will get an easiest roadmap to become a full stack developer. If you are a beginner or a professional coder by seeing this blog you can get a clear idea to prepare for your journey. These are the things you should follow to become a good developer.

	Selection of which stack to choose is very important because every company follows its own stack tech and it also depends upon the customer and their business needs. So, the&nbsp; current popular stacks are.

It is currently it is one of the most popular technologies.

MongoDB – it’s a NoSQL Database that stores data in  JSON format.

Express – It is a back side framework that helps to create backend code and it is a framework used as a web application for Node.js.

React – it’s a front sided operation for creating interactive user interfaces for web applications quickly and easily.

Node – It is an open source and cross platform runtime environment for developing server-side networking applications. 

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It's same as a MERN stack but in place of React it has Angular

MongoDB – it’s a NoSQL Database that stores data in  JSON format. 

Angular - It uses HTML as a base template and hence uses HTML syntax in your development as well. Because both frontend and backend are written in JavaScript there is a smooth transition between both ends. It uses the Typescript library.

Node – It is an open source and cross platform runtime environment for developing server-side networking applications.&nbsp;

&nbsp;It is a version of MEAN stack but angular is replaced by <a href="https://vuejs.org/">Vue</a>.

Vue – Vue is a framework for JavaScript used to building one-page applications and web intefaces.it can be easily integrated into big projects for front-end development hassle free.

Node – It is an open source and cross platform runtime environment for developing server-side networking applications.

It’s the commonly used for developing and hosting large and high performance application&nbsp;It uses Linux operating system , Apache HTTP Server, MySQL relational Database Management system and PHP programming language.

It is an open-source serverless applications platform. In this we can build and develop and run applications using cloud services without having to manage servers.

An open-source UI software development application that uses HTML,CSS and JavaScript to generate user interfaces.

	This is the user interface in which the user sees and interacts with. This is the client-side part. The developer has to think and creatively and innovatively design this part.&nbsp;

The main technologies in front-end development are HTML,CSS and JavaScript. In recent days angular , jQuery and ReactJS etc like libraries /frameworks are being used.

	The code that runs on the server includes a database which stores all the data of the applications. All the background logic operation, client requests are processed here and it sends back the appropriate data back to the client. Code written by the software developer communicates from the database to the application interface.

Database is a very important part of the web development to store and retrieve data.it is of two types relational and non-relational(SQL and NoSQL)

	As the time progresses software or application goes through many updates and different versions will come. To overcome this a version control should be learned and used like GitHub, GitLab, Apache Subversion.

When you learn all the theory parts, then you have to start building your own projects to become good in full-stack development. When you start building your own project you get to know what to do and how to do it. What are the problems that you are facing and how to solve them? You get to know how to handle the data, how to handle API’s, how to connect back-end to front-end, how to manage data etc.

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2. Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. :- Basic knowledge of these three languages is required before starting a full-stack project.&nbsp;

3. GitHub:- A profile in <a href="https://github.com/">GitHub</a> will help you upload your code and maintain various project versions.

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