Modern business is infamously fast-paced, and with all of the constant innovation and forward trajectories of work, tools, processes, and technology, it seems like there’s no time to keep up with professional development. Even when fields have straightforward career paths or easy-to-forecast futures, professionals might forget to actually try and move from one position to another. This is especially true for Product Managers, who must deal with changes not only to a product or business itself, but to overarching industries. Such an overwhelming set of principles can make even the clear-cut path of the product sphere difficult to maneuver. This article was published to ShriIyer.com