Reddit Product Manager interview questions

Overall, I had a phenomenal interview experience at Reddit. From the beginning, I appreciated how much my recruiter, Sarah, was enthusiastic about Reddit -- her energy made me extremely excited about the prospect of joining the team. Amongst all the companies that I interviewed at, Reddit was by far the most organized -- my start-to-finish interview process only took 1.5 weeks -- and the most personable. During the onsite, I appreciated how each interviewer took the time to get to know me and to share what made them most excited about working at Reddit. I could tell right away that Reddit is a unique company that walks the walk when it comes to putting their users first -- it was clear that doing right by the user is part of the core Reddit DNA. My onsite consisted of 5 interviews + lunch. All of the questions asked were thoughtful and relevant to the role -- questions ranged from standard PM interview questions about prioritizing features, to general Reddit questions ("What's your favorite subreddit?"). I'm a casual user of Reddit, and the team made me feel very comfortable that they welcome employees from all Reddit backgrounds -- ranging from power users to casual users like myself. One aspect of the interview that stuck out to me was Reddit's value of diversity -- Reddit was the only company that I've interviewed at that truly felt like it's employees were representative of America. Several of the people who I spoke to hadn't come from the Silicon Valley bubble, and it was clear that Reddit values both people from diverse demographics as well as diversity of thought and opinion. After I received my offer, multiple people who I had interviewed with reached out and offered to hop on the phone to answer all of my questions. Ultimately, I chose a different offer to work at a seed-stage startup, but it was the toughest career choice I've had to face thus far. I was blown away by Reddit, and would highly recommend applying. Interview process: -Initial phone screen with technical recruiter -45 min phone call with hiring manager -Take home project -Half day onsite Reddit was able to give me a decision in 3 days -- I really appreciated their speed!

The process was very smooth and I always knew where in the process I was, with next steps being clearly communicated. The first step was speaking over the phone for 30 minutes with the hiring manager, after which I was assigned a brief case study (took me about 2-3 hours). Next was a 15 minute screen with a recruiter. Finally I was brought in for an in-person interview where I had six conversations with different individuals - PMs, Developer, VP Product, and closed with the recruiter I spoke with over the phone.