Unlock your potential as a product professional by writing real-world Product Requirement Documents (PRDs) for Spotify’s most exciting features.

Why Join This Challenge?

Are you ready to take your product management skills to the next level?
In just 5 days, you’ll:

• 📝 Write 5 PRDs for Spotify-inspired features, honing your ability to turn ideas into actionable documents.
• 🎯 Focus on key PM skills, including user research, feature prioritization, and stakeholder alignment.
• 🚀 Build your portfolio with tangible outputs that showcase your expertise.
• 🤝 Join a community of like-minded professionals and receive feedback on your work.

How It Works:

1. Receive a Daily Challenge: Each day, you’ll get a specific Spotify feature idea.
2. Write Your PRD: Spend 60–90 minutes crafting a complete, structured PRD.
3. Submit and Share: Share your work on social media to get feedback from peers and experts.
4. Get Feedback: Join the membership to get the feedback.

What You’ll Learn:

• Craft clear and compelling PRDs that align with business goals.
• Develop success metrics and technical requirements for real-world scenarios.
• Prioritize user needs and balance trade-offs effectively.
• Improve stakeholder communication and storytelling.

What’s Included?

• 📋 PRD Template: Industry-standard template to guide your writing.
• 💡 Exclusive Tips and Examples: Learn how to structure professional-grade PRDs.
• 🏆 Certificate of Completion: Showcase your achievement on LinkedIn by tagging ProductHood School.

How to Get Started:

1. Sign Up Today! It’s free to join.
2. Mark Your Calendar: The challenge starts whenever you are ready.
3. Level Up: Dedicate just 60–90 minutes a day for 5 days to transform your skills.

FAQ

Q: How much time will this take each day?
A: Around 60–90 minutes per day.

Q: Do I need prior experience in product management?
A: No, this challenge is beginner-friendly but also valuable for experienced PMs.

Q: What if I can’t complete the challenge on consecutive days?
A: No worries! You’ll have access to all challenge materials and can complete them at your own pace.

Q: Will I get feedback on my PRDs?
A: Feedback is available only when you join our paid membership. Alternatively you must share your work on social media to get feedback from the peers.

Q: What tools or software do I need for this challenge?
A: All you need is a word processor (Google Docs, MS Word, etc.) to write your PRDs. Optional tools like Figma or Miro can be used if you want to create visuals.

Q: Do I need to know how Spotify works in detail?
A: Not at all! Each challenge includes sufficient context and a scenario for you to work from.

Q: Can I use these PRDs in my portfolio?
A: Yes! The PRDs you create during this challenge are yours to keep and can be used to showcase your skills (with proper acknowledgment of the fictional nature).

Q: What if I’m not confident in my writing skills?
A: Don’t worry! We provide templates, examples, and tips to help you structure and write professional-quality PRDs.

Q: Is this challenge suitable for non-technical participants?
A: Absolutely! The challenge is designed to focus on product thinking and communication, which are skills anyone can develop.

Q: How will I receive the daily challenges?
A: Login to the website and check the daily challenge.

Q: Is there a cost to join the challenge?
A: No, this challenge is completely free to participate in.

Q: Can I join the challenge if I’m already a seasoned Product Manager?
A: Definitely! This challenge is a great way to refine your skills, practice creative problem-solving, and expand your portfolio.

Q: What happens after the challenge?
A: Share the work with your network on social media, tag us and receive a certificate of completion.

Q: Can I invite my colleagues or friends to join?
A: Of course! The more, the merrier. Share the sign-up link and challenge them to join you.

Q: How will this challenge help me in my career?
A: This challenge will help you build hands-on experience in writing PRDs, a core skill for product management. It’s a practical way to demonstrate your abilities to potential employers or enhance your current role.