Type will provide you with a case that you must solve. It will normally be an issue or problem they had in the past or a currently working on. They will want to see your thought process. They will be looking to see how analytical and creative you are.
None of the questions were all that difficult and they mostly pertained to what I spoke to them about. With a program manager interview if you are confident and have strong interests in something specific, then steer the interview to a that interest. For example, I have a lot of interest with collaboration in China and whenever I brought that up, they used scenarios that had to do with doing business with China. It was great. The last interviewer asked me to design a calculator, which is a question someone else received in the glassdoor reviews so I would prepare for that one.
Create the design specifications for a Car.
Pretty easy question but it's one that you can over think by asking a lot of questions! You are going to have a showing next week for a new search program your making for enterprise businesses. Unfortunately, you have two large problems- 1) scalability 2) inputted data is getting lost in translation (u don't know where it is, but you can't view it in the end). You only can fix one before the showing, which one and why?
If you need to add a feature that users would pay for it to the app (Whatever app we were talking before), what would you add? (I did not expect this Q).
Tell me about a time you failed at something and how did you handle it?
Behavioral Interview questions only
You are flipkart and you see customers coming to your site looking at the product (window shopping) but not buying the product (no conversion). They are purchasing it from the same sellers retail store (brick & mortar). How do you activate or convert such customers? (monetization)
You have a restaurant in Koramangala providing fine dining experience to customers. Provides Punjabi food. What KPIs do you measure? Say all the KPIs are flat, assuming your visitors are constant but customers served are reducing per month and those turning down are increasing. What could be the reason?
I noticed you didn't mention anything about event planning as to one of the reasons you were attracted to this role. Is that aspect of interest?
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