Ask HN: Best city for a career in tech in Texas? Austin, Dallas, or other?
EDIT: I'm specifically asking as someone starting out in Product looking for career advancement and exciting products, not solely startups however.
That said, your career will likely be extremely limited by your inability to communicate clearly (based on your extremely vague initial question and your only-slightly-better edit[1]). I suggest you hack this issue ASAP and take it seriously -- it's not that difficult, and it will make a huge difference.
[1] I realize that this is the interwebs and all, and there are many opportunities to clarify vague initial comments (e.g., your edit), but people really value and appreciate people who ask good questions from the start.
I will, however, reframe the question and provide a related answer. Visit each place, and figure out which one you enjoy spending time in. Specifically, which place has people you really like to spend time with. As I suggested above, I'm an Austin fan, and it's not even close. YMMV.
Once you've narrowed down a place, then you can focus on a job. "Project management" is a very broad category, so finding something that fits it shouldn't be that difficult.
That said, if you're implying something (e.g., you want to be a PM for BigCorp or BigBank with job attributes X, Y, and Z), then maybe the place will matter. Personally, I think that's at best premature optimization or at worst the wrong focus.
Best of luck... please keep us updated.
Best way to get into Product Management is to move into it after doing something else (e.g. engineering, support, operations, etc). Find a company working on products you love, get a job there, and convince the product leadership you know how to make something better.
The best way to go about that is to be location independent. Go where the products you love are.
What role... EE, IT, sys admin, web dev (front/back end)
What kind of company (start up, established etc)