Product Managers
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Product Managers Subreddit Analytics
Product Managers is a Nerds topic covering 14 Reddit communities with 818,808 combined members. Use this page to compare top Product Managers subreddits, track daily and weekly growth, and find related communities for research, marketing, or audience discovery.
Product Managers communities currently show ↗ +0.27% average daily growth and ↗ +0.85% average weekly growth across tracked subreddits. Net tracked movement is +1,447 members today and +4,530 members this week .
Popular Product Managers Reddit communities include r/ProductManagement, r/projectmanagement, r/pmp, r/PMCareers, r/salesengineers.
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Top Product Managers Subreddits (14)
r/ProductManagement
Product Management
r/projectmanagement
This is a safe and open environment dedicated to the promotion of project management methodologies, with the purpose of fostering and promoting free discussion about all things project management. Check out r/PMcareers for career related posts.
r/pmp
The unofficial subreddit for all those studying, discussing, or interested in PMI.org's PMP exam and certification! Please note, we as a sub or as a mod team, have no direction affiliation with PMI.
r/PMCareers
A sub focused on asking and answering career questions about the Project Management profession. Feel free to post any project related job or job wanted post as well. Project Management (PM) is not Product Management (PdM). Project Management is a far older and more rigorous profession.
r/projectmanagers
Come here to discuss projects, project management, managing teams and people, and more.
r/ProductOwner
For all things Product Ownership. Key audience are Product Owners. Scrum Masters, Product Managers and others welcome too! inkscroll.com - UK careers & jobs platform
r/prodmgmt
This is for all you Product Managers. Best practices, tools, jobs & job seekers, how-tos, growth hacks and more. Get out there & make it happen people!
r/ProductMgmt
If you’ve been needing a place to ask questions about PM, vent about a difficult stakeholder, ask for advice on your next sprint, or discuss sensitive topics like salaries and compensation, this is it!
r/gamification
Gamification, or gameful design, is all about motivation. It's the art of finding the fun and challenge in everyday activities and framing them like a game to make them more engaging. From business and health to education and personal habits, gamification turns "have to" into "want to." Share your projects, ask questions, and trade ideas with fellow designers, researchers, and enthusiasts. When posting new concepts / products, include screenshots / demo videos, and keep it genuine, not salesy.
r/ProductManagement_IN
Indian product management, honestly. No LinkedIn fluff, no gatekeeping, no generic advice. Just practitioners at every stage sharing what actually works — and what does not. If you build products, care about craft, or are finding your way into the field, you are exactly who this community is for. Come as you are. Grow with us.
r/ViralApps
The mobile app gold rush is happening NOW. Learn how solo founders and small teams are building viral apps with AI, distributing through TikTok/Reels, and scaling to millions in revenue. Join while it's still early.
r/ProductManager
This is the proverbial water cooler for tech PM's to share tips & tricks and musings.
r/Product_Management
This subreddit is a product management duplicate, please visit /r/ProductManagement/ instead.
r/projectmanagement
This is a safe and open environment dedicated to the promotion of project management methodologies, with the purpose of fostering and promoting free discussion about all things project management. Check out r/PMcareers for career related posts.
r/pmp
The unofficial subreddit for all those studying, discussing, or interested in PMI.org's PMP exam and certification! Please note, we as a sub or as a mod team, have no direction affiliation with PMI.
r/PMCareers
A sub focused on asking and answering career questions about the Project Management profession. Feel free to post any project related job or job wanted post as well. Project Management (PM) is not Product Management (PdM). Project Management is a far older and more rigorous profession.
r/projectmanagers
Come here to discuss projects, project management, managing teams and people, and more.
r/ProductOwner
For all things Product Ownership. Key audience are Product Owners. Scrum Masters, Product Managers and others welcome too! inkscroll.com - UK careers & jobs platform
r/prodmgmt
This is for all you Product Managers. Best practices, tools, jobs & job seekers, how-tos, growth hacks and more. Get out there & make it happen people!
r/ProductMgmt
If you’ve been needing a place to ask questions about PM, vent about a difficult stakeholder, ask for advice on your next sprint, or discuss sensitive topics like salaries and compensation, this is it!
r/gamification
Gamification, or gameful design, is all about motivation. It's the art of finding the fun and challenge in everyday activities and framing them like a game to make them more engaging. From business and health to education and personal habits, gamification turns "have to" into "want to." Share your projects, ask questions, and trade ideas with fellow designers, researchers, and enthusiasts. When posting new concepts / products, include screenshots / demo videos, and keep it genuine, not salesy.
r/ProductManagement_IN
Indian product management, honestly. No LinkedIn fluff, no gatekeeping, no generic advice. Just practitioners at every stage sharing what actually works — and what does not. If you build products, care about craft, or are finding your way into the field, you are exactly who this community is for. Come as you are. Grow with us.
r/ViralApps
The mobile app gold rush is happening NOW. Learn how solo founders and small teams are building viral apps with AI, distributing through TikTok/Reels, and scaling to millions in revenue. Join while it's still early.
r/ProductManager
This is the proverbial water cooler for tech PM's to share tips & tricks and musings.
r/Product_Management
This subreddit is a product management duplicate, please visit /r/ProductManagement/ instead.