Alireza Sadeghi-Nasab

Alireza Sadeghi-Nasab

Product Manager | PhD in Software

PM Bible: The Only Bible You Need As a Product Manager!

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Struggling to find the best product management courses or don’t have time to take them all? I’ve summarized over 110 top-rated PM courses into one free, accessible GitHub repository. Save hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars while leveling up your product game—fast.

🧠 Introducing the PM Bible: Your Shortcut to Mastering Product Management

Product management is an ever-evolving discipline. Whether you’re just breaking into the field or you’ve been shipping products for years, one thing remains true: you never stop learning. But keeping up with the best practices, new tools, frameworks, and skills can be overwhelming—not to mention expensive and time-consuming.

That’s why I created the PM Bible—a free, community-accessible repository that summarizes over 110 of the most popular product management courses from platforms like Coursera, Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, Product School, Skillshare, and more.

In this post, I’ll walk you through what the PM Bible is, why I built it, and how it can save you over 400 hours of learning and thousands of dollars in course fees—while still delivering the most essential product management knowledge you need.

📘 What is the PM Bible?

The PM Bible is a comprehensive knowledge base of product management course summaries. Think of it as your personal product management learning assistant—one that has already done the hard work of watching the lectures, taking notes, and organizing the insights.

You’ll find concise summaries of courses from the most credible learning platforms including:

  • ✅ Coursera
  • ✅ Udemy
  • ✅ LinkedIn Learning
  • ✅ Pendo
  • ✅ Pluralsight
  • ✅ Skillshare
  • ✅ LiveLessons
  • ✅ Product School
  • ✅ Oreilly
  • ✅ Udacity
  • ✅ Lynda

Each summary is provided as a standalone PDF, which means you can jump into exactly the topic you want without any friction.

🎯 Why I Created the PM Bible

As a product manager myself, I’ve been on the hunt for resources to level up my skills. Over time, I realized three major pain points:

  1. Time Constraints: Watching dozens of hours of course videos is unrealistic with a full-time job.
  2. Repetition Across Courses: Many courses repeat the same fundamental concepts but don’t always present them in a compact, comparative way.
  3. Cost Barrier: Subscribing to multiple platforms or buying individual courses adds up quickly—often without knowing if the content is worth it.

So, I spent the last year going through over 110 courses, curating the most important takeaways, and condensing them into digestible PDFs for myself. Eventually, I realized: Why not share this with the community?

Thus, the PM Bible was born.

🔍 What You’ll Find Inside

Each course summary is organized based on the original learning platform and is directly linked in the repository. A few examples of what you’ll discover:

🧩 Strategy and Fundamentals

  • Product Strategy – Product School
  • Digital Product Management – Coursera
  • Product Management A-Z – Udemy

🛠 Tools and Techniques

  • Agile Scrum Product Owner Certification – Udemy
  • Product Roadmapping – Product School
  • Wireframing for Product Managers – Lynda

🧪 Experiments, Analytics, and Growth

  • Designing and Running Experiments – Lynda
  • Product Analytics – Product School
  • Product-Led Growth – Pendo

🤖 Emerging Topics

  • AI for Product Management – Pendo
  • Human Factors in AI – Coursera
  • The Product Management for AI & Data Science – Udemy

👨‍💼 Career Preparation

  • Product Manager Interview Practice – Udemy
  • How to Get Hired as a PM – Udemy
  • Mastering Job Interview English – Udemy

With this structure, you can cherry-pick what matters most to you—whether you’re prepping for an interview, defining OKRs, building a roadmap, or launching a new product.

⏳ How Much Time and Money Can You Save?

Let’s break it down:

  • Time Saved: On average, each course ranges from 3 to 10 hours. By summarizing 110+ courses, I’ve distilled 400+ hours of material into crisp 5-10 page documents.
  • Money Saved: Most platforms charge anywhere between $10 to $300 per course. Collectively, that’s over $2,000+ in value if purchased individually.

All of this knowledge is now freely available at your fingertips.

👥 Who is This For?

Whether you’re a complete beginner or a senior product manager, PM Bible is for:

  • 💡 Aspiring PMs: Understand core concepts quickly and build confidence for your first role.
  • 📈 Current PMs: Sharpen your toolkit with advanced topics and emerging trends like AI in product management.
  • 🧑‍🏫 Educators & Coaches: Use the summaries as a foundation for your training materials or workshops.
  • 🧪 Founders & Entrepreneurs: Learn how to think like a product manager when building and launching your own products.

🧭 How to Use the Repository

The summaries are categorized by the course platform for easy navigation. Each folder contains PDF files titled by course name. Here’s how you can get started:

  1. Browse the repo: github.com/AlirezaSN/PM-Bible
  2. Pick your platform: Udemy, Coursera, LinkedIn, etc.
  3. Open any PDF to read the summary in minutes.
  4. Bookmark or download the summaries you need most.

No login, no paywall, no hassle.

⚠️ A Quick Disclaimer

These are not full course replacements. They are original, independently created summaries designed to highlight key concepts, frameworks, and actionable insights.

If you find a course valuable based on the summary, I strongly encourage you to purchase or enroll in the full version to support the original creators and deepen your understanding.

❤️ Want to Support the Project?

This project was built with passion and curiosity, and it’s totally free to use. If you’ve found it helpful and want to contribute, you can support the project with a small donation via Tether (USDT):

  • TRC20: TVfN5xqmfAPv9DfRf6LtJBFZTVoR3Q5bu5
  • BSC (BEP20): 0xca03b64ea2a83c5d7832758b8730217b67a9fc42
  • ERC20: 0xca03b64ea2a83c5d7832758b8730217b67a9fc42

Your support helps keep the content updated and available for others like you.

📬 Let’s Connect

Have feedback, ideas, or just want to say hi?

🪪 License and Usage

This project is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0. You’re free to share and adapt it for non-commercial purposes—with attribution.

🚀 Final Thoughts

Product management is one of the most dynamic, interdisciplinary, and rewarding fields out there—but learning it doesn’t have to be slow or expensive.

With the PM Bible, I hope to give back to the community that taught me so much. If it helps even one person land a PM job or build a better product, it’s all been worth it.

👉 Explore the PM Bible on GitHub

Happy building!

— Alireza Sadeghi-Nasab

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