TUSHAR  JAIN

When I entered my first product role, I did not struggle with effort. I struggled with my own certainty. For years, I had taken decisions as a business owner. I was used to spotting gaps, acting quickly, and trusting my judgement. That instinct had protected me in the world of business and e-commerce. But inside a product organisation, the same instinct quietly started hurting the quality of my decisions. I was still sharp.  I was still hardworking.  But I was biased in a ver

I never planned to become a Product Manager. This is the true story of how curiosity, observation, and real-world problem solving revealed that product management was the right career path for me.