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.
They're really looking for a "package deal" so no one question stood out as being really difficult. It's very important to ask clarifying questions if you don't understand something. I made the mistake of making assumptions that weren't justified and should have been more assertive in asking for more information or for clarification.
Product Sense #2: What is your favourite product? Redesign it. Choose a Facebook product. Redesign it.
Tell me about your most favourite app that yet use and why? Facebook also wants to create something similar, how would you recommend Facebook do it.
You are Product Manager at YouTube and you suddenly realize that you have viewership has fallen by 50%. How would you figure out what happened.
Just a phone call to have an exploratory call
Tell me about the project that you are most proud of?
What would be your goals for the first 90 days?
Marital status, age and family members
Explain "recursion" to a 7-year-old.
Build Facebook for blind people There's been a 10/15% drop in usage of FB groups, how do you fix it
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