Product Management Skills PowerPoint Diagram

Showcase the skills required in product development using our editable Product Management Skills PowerPoint Diagram. Product management involves many steps, from the product vision to UX design, marketing, and customer satisfaction. When launching a new product development endeavor, product managers must train fellow mates about the skills necessary to complete the project. We have crafted this template for corporate trainers to train the employees about the attributes of product management. Users can edit our template and add or remove more skills based on their requirements. This product management template is compatible with all PowerPoint versions. 

The Product Management Skills PowerPoint Diagram shows a four-segmented circle with a central small circle presenting the peak product work title. The overall skillset needed for efficient product management is divided into four parts, each shown in one of the segments; these are:

• Product Execution 
• Customer Insights 
• Product Strategy 
• Influencing People 

The circular arc of each part has three further sub-sections pointing toward the editable text boxes. The textboxes can be used to display individual skills in a group. For instance, in customer insights, good management skills are fluency with data, UX design, and analysis of customers’ voices. Presenters can visually explain the points using our attractive diagram template. They can also discuss product road mapping skills and team management. Users can demonstrate these four skill sets separately on individual slides in the following slides. We have used a spotlight effect in the slides, i.e., the section under discussion is color-highlighted while others are greyed. Download our engaging product management skills template for your training presentations and to convey your message with a more significant impact. Edit it now! Also, check our article about presentation skills and our collection of diagram PowerPoint templates.

For more information, check our article about product management best practices.