Often considered the "CEO" of their product area, product managers oversee the strategy, production, and implementation of a particular product. Because product management teams include members from different backgrounds such as engineering, design, and data design, product managers must have strong communication skills and excel in cross-functional work environments. Expect to answer questions about your management abilities, prioritization skills, and experience working in product. Though not required, technical backgrounds are advantageous particularly when applying for roles at tech companies.
Phase 1: Given cards with concepts written on them (user experience, uptime, etc). Asked to prioritize them with a particular type of project in mind, explaining your logic out loud as you go. Then asked to do it again with a different type of project in mind.
How could juicers potentially game the new 'reserve a scooter' function?
how describes your self and why ?
Why do you want to work with us?
What price per minute would you set for a cloud computing product that delivers a premium product and is currently set at $1.04 per minute?
1. Example of quantifying risks, what were the results and what have you learn about it. 2. Situation that you have to accept something that you don't agree with. 3. Product that you are proud of. 4. How you led a project from end to end. 5. Dealing with ambiguities and how did you make decisions to move forward.
Design an AI based application in a store that would help customers check out clothes and try them on ?
tell me a time when you deep dive/deep analysis
Describe a change i personally implemented that benefited the Development team as whole
What are your strongest and weakest assets? Rate what you love to do best. Rate what you feel is required for the job? How do you deal with conflict? How would you describe yourself? Why do you want to work here? Why should we hire you?
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