The most active and genuine Product Community.

If you're a serious job-seeker in the US or Canada, I came across the most active and genuine Product Slack community so far.

This group is dedicated to giving you access to inside info from the jobs you are applying for.

They don't allow more than 100 people at a time. Meaning that If you don't post for a week, you're out.

This is not a job board.

Instead, it's a safe place to connect and support other product people to land their next job. You should give as much as you take, which is totally fair, right?

The community has only 4 channels:

#insideinfo: to share inside info, tips, and advice from their previous experiences or current recruiting processes.
#casestudy: to share problems and solutions for case studies they were assigned for.
#interviews: to share what has been asked, what they expect, and what they don't.
#recruitingstage: to share your stage of current recruiting processes so others know whether they got dropped off.

Cost: $0 ❤️

Also, they frequently ask you to leave the community in case you've accomplished your goal: getting the dream job. So if you're in, make sure to make the best out of it.

Want to join in? Reply to this email and I'll send you an invite.

You're welcome. 😂

__JP Paiva / freelance product-designer / LinkedIn

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