How much revenue for each PM in your company?
Someone asked me a question recently and I couldn’t find an answer on the Web, so I decided to ask all of you for help.
After reading my article, “You can never have too many Product Managers“, the person asked me whether I knew of any published numbers that provide guidelines for the number of product managers a company should have relative to it’s revenue.
The answer is, unfortunately: it depends.
It depends of the stage in the lifecycle of the product, the market, the kind of customers etc.
To get data, I need your help. In return for 30 seconds of your time — that’s all it will take I promise — I’ll collect the data and share it back with all of you in a future post.
Survey is closed. Click here for the results.
Thanks.
Saeed
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Speaking of surveys, we’re moving into the last couple of weeks of our two surveys. In case anyone wants to participate (about 15-20 minutes each, feel free to do one or both), here are the links:
Product management tasks and responsibilities
http://deploy.ztelligence.com/start/index.jsp?PIN=139WSYDWFN2GJ
Tools for product managers
http://deploy.ztelligence.com/start/index.jsp?PIN=139WBA3H7EYQZ
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