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Meta
Product Manager
Meta·Feb 2026

The interview process consisted of several stages: an initial recruiter screening, an online assessment, technical/product interviews, and a final round of behavioral interviews. The recruiter screen focused on my background, product experience, and motivation for applying to Meta. This was followed by an online assessment that tested my product thinking, analytical skills, and ability to structure solutions clearly. In the technical interviews, I was evaluated on product sense, execution, and analytical thinking. I was asked to design product features, define success metrics, and walk through how I would investigate changes in key performance indicators. These interviews emphasized structured thinking, user-centric design, and data-driven decision-making. The final stage included behavioral interviews, where I discussed past experiences, leadership, conflict resolution, and how I align with Meta’s values. There was a strong focus on collaboration, impact, and ownership. Overall, the process was rigorous but well-structured. It largely matched my expectations in terms of the focus on product design, metrics, and behavioral fit. The emphasis on clarity of thought and structured problem-solving was particularly consistent with what I had anticipated.

2 days
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Lyft
Machine Learning Engineer
Lyft·Feb 2026

It was more or less what I expected.

3 weeks
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Google
Data Scientist
Google·Feb 2026

I was first contacted by the recruiter for a buisness DS position and had a quick screen. They walked me through the several rounds and what is covered in each. Later on they even helped me go through feedback for each round. Had a total of about 5-6 rounds. The rounds were mostly case study and statistics oriented. Had very little ML depth questions.

4 months
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Microsoft
Product Manager
Microsoft·Dec 2025

It was really interesting to me since Microsoft PM interviews are known to test heavily (sometimes only) on behavioural as opposed to PM frameworks. However, my experience was mostly PM frameworks with an AI twist on them, which tripped me up a little bit.

4 weeks
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American Express
Associate Product Manager
American Express·Sep 2025

The process was relatively straightforward. I don't think there were any questions there were misleading and everyone was nice and was professional.

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LinkedIn
BizOps & Strategy
LinkedIn·Sep 2025

It was amazing. Had lovely conversations and it was amazing. I got nervous towards the end and the panel understood hence was not rejected at last round

4 weeks
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Microsoft
Cloud Solution Architect
Microsoft·Sep 2025

The main technical and System design Interview was with the panel. It was a very long interview that took about 2 hours. All of the interviewers seemed very satisfied with my explanations and reasoning. I kept on engaging them during the session, my system design explanations were also very accurate, and pinpointed. I had another session, also about an hour long; he mostly focused on my previous projects and my overall experience in the market. During my second interview, that single interviewer (who was absent in the first one) kept on rehearsing that they needed someone with hands-on experience on Azure, which was very confusing for me, and maybe in the end, that became the reason for my being rejected.

1 week
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Apple
Data Scientist
Apple·Sep 2025

The round was with the hiring manager, she asked me alot of questions on churn, profit and lifetime value, which was the focus of the team. Others were basic ML questions like bias variance tradeoff, and project deepdive.

2 weeks
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Goldman Sachs
DevOps
Goldman Sachs·Aug 2025

It was overall good experience. Except you have 4 rounds continuously. What went well? Asking them solid questions and being able to come up with a working solution. What didn’t go well? Not preparing enough for system design as a DevOps Engineer.

2 months
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Deutsche Bank
Software Engineer
Deutsche Bank·Jul 2025

The interview process was straightforward not focused on any particular tech stack mostly DSA and projects.

1 month
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