Technology and product management attract a significant portion of Stanford GSB graduates, with around 22% entering the technology industry and 8% specifically moving into product management roles. But careers in technology are not just about understanding technology itself; they require a fusion of data literacy, strategic thinking, operational acumen, and the creativity to turn innovations into products customers love.
The best technologists and product managers combine strong technical skills with a broad knowledge of the business dynamics, user adoption and the strategies that help the company position their product to their core market.
In this deep dive into Stanford’s MBA Curriculum for Technologists & Product Managers, we help you:
• Understand the skills and knowledge the career demands
• Identify the most relevant Stanford courses and experiential programs required for a Technology & Product Management career
• Learn how to connect those Technology & Product Management resources/experiences to your personal story in the essay
• See examples of how a candidate from a Technology/Product Management background might structure their Why Stanford MBA pitch
