PM Book Club Zürich
Come with Curiosity, leave with Insights
PMs Are Busy
That's an understatement.
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But at the same time, the nature of our jobs makes it critical that we find the time to up-skill and connect with like-minded peers in today's fast paced tech landscape.
We are here to help with your continuous learning journey.
Let's read the latest Product Management books together and then meet to discuss the big ideas!
Always keep learning. You stop doing useful things if you don’t learn.
- Satya Nadella
Our Next Reads
Let's explore our proposals for your next interesting read.
4.2
on Goodreads
A front-row seat to the rise of artificial intelligence as the new global superpower. Karen Hao peels back the curtain on OpenAI’s journey, revealing ambition, brilliance, and the uncomfortable truths that shape our tech future.
1700+ ratings
4.2
on Goodreads
3300+ ratings
30.000+ ratings
on Goodreads
4.2
Think like a tech insider - without learning to code. This book turns everyday apps and gadgets into a masterclass in how technology and business strategy shape the world we live in.
If your website makes people stop and figure it out, you’ve already lost them. Steve Krug’s classic turns clarity into a competitive advantage - with advice you can apply before you finish your coffee.
But... I really am Busy!
We are also busy, HOWEVER...
We are a local small community and we are making real efforts to acomodate our members.
We set the PACE
We will meet regularly, but we make the decisions together.
We are FLEXIBLE
We set a book intention as a group, we start reading, then we plan our meetings.
We read books that are RELEVANT
We will read and discuss useful books, that help us develop our product management skills.
We are HYBRID
We can meet in person or online and outside of regular working hours.
We connect and learn TOGETHER
We make the time to create real-world connections and enjoy each other's takes on interesting topics, that help us grow professionally.
Is there a membership fee?
No, there is no membership fee to join the PM Book Club in Zürich.