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The Practical Tpm - OneDDL - 01-29-2024
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Free Download The Practical Tpm
Published 1/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 527.92 MB | Duration: 2h 3m
This course is intended to help Technical Program Managers (TPM) and other professionals become better at what they do
What you'll learn
How to setup your program for success including roadmap and release planning?
How to manage program dependencies?
Soft and technical skills essential for TPMs and how to improve them
How to handle common TPM challenges
The best practices for a TPM
How to navigate the TPM Career path?
Requirements
Basic project management knowledge
Basic knowledge of Software development process/ IT service delivery
Description
Technical program management is a discipline found in many technology companies particularly in software companies. While Technical Program Management is a widespread discipline, formal training often falls short in integrating all the relevant topics. This course addresses these gaps, providing practical tips and detailing hands-on approaches to empower participants in this role. Embark on your TPM journey with an insightful overview of roles and responsibilities, gain valuable recommendations for tackling common challenges, explore essential soft and technical skills crucial for success, and discover effective methods to acquire and hone these skills. Through a case study, learn about the delivery framework and how to create roadmaps, release plans, and how to track and measure program performance.Finally, delve into the nuanced career path of a TPM and explore its numerous possibilities.Designed for project managers, scrum masters, software developers or BA's seeking to transition to a TPM role and for current TPMs aiming to enhance their skills. This course is also beneficial for individuals in roles demanding planning and delivery in intricate settings. What sets this course apart is the emphasis on practical learning, ensuring that participants feel confident in their role from Day 1. Elevate your TPM expertise and navigate the complexities of program management with this comprehensive course.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Course Logistics
Lecture 3 About Me
Section 2: Role and Responsibilities
Lecture 4 Role and Responsibilities and How to Transition from PjM to TPM?
Section 3: Key Challenges and Solutions
Lecture 5 Key Challenges and Solutions - Part 1
Lecture 6 Key Challenges and Solutions - Part 2
Section 4: Become a Better TPM - Soft Skills
Lecture 7 Strategic Thinking, Decision Making and Influencing Others
Lecture 8 Motivating Your Team, Navigating Ambiguity, and Playing the Political Game
Lecture 9 Learning to Say No and Stakeholder Management
Section 5: Become a Better TPM - Technical Skills
Lecture 10 Technical Skills and Technical Articulacy
Section 6: How to Setup Your Program for Success?
Lecture 11 Program Management Framework
Lecture 12 Program Kick-off and Scope Definition
Section 7: How to Build a Roadmap?
Lecture 13 Backlog Structure, Estimation and Prioritization
Lecture 14 Feature Refinement, High-Level Estimation and Capacity Calculator
Lecture 15 Roadmap Planning Exercise
Section 8: How to Do Release Planning?
Lecture 16 Release Planning Tips + Exercise
Lecture 17 Managing Dependencies
Lecture 18 Managing the Delivery
Section 9: A Day in the Life and Best Practices
Lecture 19 A day in the Life of a TPM
Section 10: TPM Best Practices
Lecture 20 TPM Best Practices
Section 11: TPM Career Path
Lecture 21 TPM Career Path
Section 12: Conclusion
Lecture 22 Course Conclusion
Primary audience for this course is TPMs of all levels in addition to those interested in becoming TPMs such as project managers, software developers, scrum masters, data scientists, BAs, and many others.,Any other role involved in technology organizations interested in sharpening their soft and technical skills,People interested in learning about planning at Scale
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