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.
There were only 3-4 Questions. 1.What I do in my current job 2.Why Google? 3.What are the first steps I as a Product Manager will look into when designing an app for a theme park? 4.What features would I include? 5.What metrics would I track to measure the success of app? 6.How would I design an ATM machine for use at a country's airports? 7.Any other questions I had
How would you optimize an algorithm to ensure that no duplicate data was being stored on Google servers?
Google wants to launch a competitor to Amazon's ereader product. Let's brainstorm some ideas
How much would it cost to implement a product improvement for the entire US?
Design a library for the future.
The NBA championships are about to happen and you produce merchandise showcasing the winning team--but, you don't know which team that will be. What do you produce and how much do you produce to dress the stadium visitors with merchandise?
Should Google make grocery lists?
Questions were specific to prior role?
What experience you have in the field if job you are applying for? How would you manage people
What would you improve about product X at Y company?
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