- Product Manager - Loyalty - Retail SectorMy global retail client is looking for an experienced Product Manager to sit within their Customer & Loyalty function. You will be focused on customer retention, loyalty, and lifetime value by improving how customer data is captured, connected, and activated across our client's ecosystem. You will do this by driving the technology, data, and product capabilities that create personalised and engaging customer experieProduct Manager - Loyalty - Retail SectorMy global retail client is looking for an experienced Product Manager to sit within their Customer & Loyalty function. You will be focused on customer retention, loyalty, and lifetime value by improving how customer data is captured, connected, and activated across our client's ecosystem. You will do this by driving the technology, data, and product capabilities that create personalised and engaging customer experie
- Job title: UX DesignerType : Contract for 6 months(Inside IR35)Location: hybrid from London (Tue - Thursday onsite)Job Description:Mandatory Proven motion design experience within Product Design or UX/UI animation.As a User Experience (UX) Designer, you own outcomes for one mature project, complex program, or emerging area. You accomplish this by navigating and defining a scalable and sustainable approach to solve difficult problems with limited precedentJob title: UX DesignerType : Contract for 6 months(Inside IR35)Location: hybrid from London (Tue - Thursday onsite)Job Description:Mandatory Proven motion design experience within Product Design or UX/UI animation.As a User Experience (UX) Designer, you own outcomes for one mature project, complex program, or emerging area. You accomplish this by navigating and defining a scalable and sustainable approach to solve difficult problems with limited precedent
product manager jobs overview
On this page, you will find a list of our current product manager jobs and an overview of the typical responsibilities and expectations of a product manager. You can compare and filter relevant product manager positions based on specialism, location and salary to find your ideal job match.
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product manager jobs contract types
The contract types available for product manager jobs include:
- permanent product manager jobs: in a permanent position, you are contracted to work at the organisation indefinitely, until retirement or until your resignation.
- temporary product manager jobs: in a temporary position, you are not tied to one employer or role indefinitely. It allows you to improve your leadership and product management skills.
- contract product manager jobs: in a contract role, you enjoy the flexibility of working for a fixed term. Contract jobs help you determine if you enjoy working for a particular company.
- full-time product manager jobs: a full-time position allows you to maintain a regular work schedule, typically between 9 am and 5 pm during the working week, allowing you to have weekends free. Full-time product manager contracts can be on either a fixed, temporary or permanent contract basis.
- part-time product manager jobs: in a part-time position, you work a few hours weekly. This gives you the flexibility to enjoy a great work-life balance.
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about product manager jobs
As a product manager, you help organisations produce high-quality and valuable products that align with business goals and strategies. The duties in the role include managing the product lifecycle and defining the product vision and roadmap. Product managers are creative thinkers and problem-solvers who use research to create useful products that meet users’ needs.
If you would like to find out more about the role, responsibilities, salary and qualifications needed to become a product manager in the UK, see our product manager job profile page.
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how much does a product manager make in the UK?
You will find more information on the product manager salary on the product manager job profile page. You can also find the salary for each specific job shown here if you click on the description.
how to apply for product manager jobs
If you are ready to apply for a product manager job, take a look at our jobs list, filter to your preference and apply directly. If you require any further assistance applying for a role, feel free to contact your nearest Randstad office and a member of the team will be happy to point you in the right direction.
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how do I apply for a job as a product manager?
If you are interested in becoming a product manager, a university degree or a work experience is a great place to begin. For information on the qualifications and relevant education needed for the role, see the ‘education and qualifications’ section of our product manager job profile.
To become a product manager, pursue a bachelor’s degree in a field related to the industry you wish to work in. For instance, in technology companies, you require a computer and software engineering degree. Since the role requires extensive work experience, apprenticeships and internships provide on-the-job training.
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