Practice makes you perfect
Practice Writing PRDs Building Personas Creating Roadmaps Writing Stories Managing Sprints No Code Dev UX Design Product Teardowns Problem Solving Prioritization Data Analytics Copyrighting Negotiation Story Telling
Master micro skills with Weekly ProductHood Huddle Sprints
Building a product requires mastering large number of micro skills. You need practice, guidance and co-learners to master these micro skills. ProductHood Huddles are weekly sprints to help you become the best at building products.
Sprint Format
Problem Statement
Get an interesting problem to solve
Learning Goals
Pre defined learning objectives for growth
Sprint Deadline
Every problem has a 7 day deadline
Reading Resources
Get resources for additional knowledge
Live Discussion
Get your doubts resolved in live Q/A
Past Huddle Sprints
Problems solved during Huddle Sessions
How does it work?
Step 1
Join Think Tank membership
Step 2
Participate in the upcoming Huddle Sprint
Step 3
Submit the Huddle work for community review
Step 4
Attend the weekly Sprint Retrospection
Step 5
Implement the feedbacks received
Step 6
Showcase it on your CV and share it with your friends
Step 7
Start again in the new Huddle Sprint
Learning Tracks
Huddles cover skills across the full product lifecycle from idea to revenue
Product Management
Learn to take an Idea from start to finish.
User Experience & Design
Build awesome products with great UI/UX
Growth Hacking
Acquire & retain users at scale
Product Marketing
Build strong brand & evangelize product
Product Sales
Create a strong product sales machinery and drive revenues
Business & Leadership
Lead, strategize, communicate & collaborate for success
Few of the skills you can practice in Huddles
PRD Development
Practice writing product requirement documents for a real world product feature
User Personas
You will create user persona for the user of an actual product and business
Wireframing
Practice creating wireframes for web and mobile applications
Problem Solving
Solve product and business problems in a collaborative environment
User Stories
Practice writing user stories for a real world product feature
No Code Dev
Learn to build different kind of apps using no code tools like Bubble, Webflow or Carrd
Saksham Jain
NMIMS, Mumbai
What do you get?
motivation and support
You will get motivation and support from our team to master number of skills.
private community
Invite only access to private community with networking and growth opportunities.
Actionable insights
Forget theory. Apply what you learn. Create world class products.
Who can participate?
Professionals
with 1-15+ years of experience in Technology, Sales, Marketing, Design, Finance, Operations or even HR domain.
Freshers
with less than 1 year of experience or students in their final year of college will find this program useful.
Founders
with limited product and technology experience and need guidance on building technology products.
Benefits of Huddle Sprints
Hands on experience
Apply what you learn
Create portfolio
Showcase your work
Form Habit
of solving problems regularly
Attract opportunities
Crack interviews confidently
One membership, multiple options for your success
Capstone
Build product under the capstone program
Video Library
120+ hours of premium content
Live Classes
Weekly live classes
Huddles
Practice micro skills
Networking
Meet industry folks
Build micro skills every week
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Huddle Sprint is weekly learning cycle to help you practice one specific skill in a community environment.
You will get a chance to pick micro skill like ‘PRD writing’, ‘Problem Solving’, ‘Storytelling’ over a period of 7 days (i.e. one Huddle Sprint).
As an individual, it is very difficult to learn due to various reasons like lack of time, motivation, mentoring.
We help you overcome this hurdles through a community first approach.
Work on the Huddle assignment, submit for the community feedback and showcase in our weekly live sessions.
No, Huddle Sprint is for individual participation every week.
It all depends on you, how deep you want to go. Choice is yours.
Our recommendation is to spend atleast 4-6 hours solving the Huddle problems. This includes reading from various resources.
No. But we would recommend you do it as part of your Think Tank Membership. More you participate, more will be your learning.
Ofcourse, that’s the idea. You will get community feedback and support of our as and when required.
However no 1:1 support will be available.
Yes why not. Ask your team to join our membership.
Please contact us for any query.
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