Is 14 LPA good for my profile - PM?
I've recently gotten into a Product Manager role.
- I'm not an engineer
- Don't know coding/tech
- I have 2 years of non product experience
Talking product sense with Ridhi
9 min AI interview5 questions
Hey! Firstly congratulations! How did you transition into product management? I am trying for the same and any help will be greatly appreciated.
Worked at an app based startup. Got involved in the product through manual testing and then things happened.
I’ve recently transitioned into a Product Manager role, coming from a non-engineering background with 2 years of experience outside of product. I don’t have a technical or coding background, so I understand how overwhelming the shift can feel initially. If you’re on a similar path or considering it, we’ve built a supportive community for aspiring and new PMs from non-tech backgrounds—feel free to join us, share your journey, and learn together! Let me know if you’d like the link.
14 LPA is decent for a new Product Manager, especially without a tech background.
But if you want to grow faster and increase your value, learning basic data skills (analytics, SQL) will help you stand out.
Many PMs in our free community improved their careers this way - you're welcome to join and learn with others: https://chat.whatsapp.com/B6weknl7133BQXjPva0pgB