Mentorship · outside of work

Nobody gave me the time to figure this out. That's exactly why I'm giving mine.

How I can help
Praffulchandra Jain

I didn't have someone to ask when I had no idea what I was doing. I had to work it out on my own, slower than it needed to be. So I keep a few hours aside every week for students and early-career folks — mostly the ones who don't have anyone in their family or network already doing this work.

This sits completely apart from my day job. Nothing is being sold here, there's no signup and no waiting list. You write to me, I write back, we talk.

01

Your résumé, read honestly

What a recruiter actually sees in the first eight seconds, which lines are doing nothing, and what to cut. I'll be straight with you rather than kind about it.

Students · Early career
02

Getting into product

How PM and TPM roles actually differ, what the interviews really test, and how to build proof you can point at before anyone gives you the title.

Career switchers
03

Interview practice

Mock rounds on product sense, metrics and execution — and turning what you've already done into stories that land instead of ramble.

Actively interviewing
04

The other stuff

Which offer to take. Whether to switch. How to handle a manager. How to stop feeling stuck. Not every question is a career question, and that's fine.

Anyone
Swipe

Tell me where you are and what you're stuck on. One honest paragraph is enough — I'd rather hear from someone unsure whether to write than have them talk themselves out of it.

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