"Clarify question:
Google flight search: flights.google.com (app or website)
Allows users to search for flights, sort, or filter
To book, you are directed to airline or aggregator sites
Vision of the product: Help users find and compare flights they want to take
Users:
Flyers (primary user)
Airlines and aggregator sites (prices, avail, options)
Flight inventory providers
Success metrics:
Number of users/flyers like DAUs or MAUs
% flyers (DAUs or MAUs) which are repeat
Success"
Dolores - "Clarify question:
Google flight search: flights.google.com (app or website)
Allows users to search for flights, sort, or filter
To book, you are directed to airline or aggregator sites
Vision of the product: Help users find and compare flights they want to take
Users:
Flyers (primary user)
Airlines and aggregator sites (prices, avail, options)
Flight inventory providers
Success metrics:
Number of users/flyers like DAUs or MAUs
% flyers (DAUs or MAUs) which are repeat
Success"See full answer
"I would like to ask questions to the interviewer as to if the company or I as TPM have any success history handling this magnitude. Also, I will talk on my behalf to justify my experience and caliber to drive this magnitude of project to success.
But, I always follow a flow-chart approach when meeting exec management where I do my home work studying the current state of the project/ pain points/ issues/ blockers and steps we have taken or planning to take next to mitigate it. Now w.r.t the flow"
Pramod V. - "I would like to ask questions to the interviewer as to if the company or I as TPM have any success history handling this magnitude. Also, I will talk on my behalf to justify my experience and caliber to drive this magnitude of project to success.
But, I always follow a flow-chart approach when meeting exec management where I do my home work studying the current state of the project/ pain points/ issues/ blockers and steps we have taken or planning to take next to mitigate it. Now w.r.t the flow"See full answer
"Hey, Thanks for the question - it’s a fantastic challenge with real-world impact. Cool so this is the rough backbone structure that we can follow and ofcourse we can add meat later on to it and pivot if required. So here it goes: First would like to lay out the broader mission as to why we are doing this and then some clarification questions and then probably try to segment users via single or different approaches, then will pick which permutation makes sense as the target segment, then ge"
Adarsh S. - "Hey, Thanks for the question - it’s a fantastic challenge with real-world impact. Cool so this is the rough backbone structure that we can follow and ofcourse we can add meat later on to it and pivot if required. So here it goes: First would like to lay out the broader mission as to why we are doing this and then some clarification questions and then probably try to segment users via single or different approaches, then will pick which permutation makes sense as the target segment, then ge"See full answer
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"It is very easy to shy away and not make a decision because you might feel the right information is not there to make a decision
While dealing with ambiguity it is essential to remain Calm. And Establish what it is you want to achieve by asking a lot of questions to the necessary stakeholders
Access the risk, analyze the data at hand, ask the right questions, and be very clear and concise in decision-making"
Satish murthy D. - "It is very easy to shy away and not make a decision because you might feel the right information is not there to make a decision
While dealing with ambiguity it is essential to remain Calm. And Establish what it is you want to achieve by asking a lot of questions to the necessary stakeholders
Access the risk, analyze the data at hand, ask the right questions, and be very clear and concise in decision-making"See full answer
"To clarify are we looking to build this product within FB app or standalone – standalone
Can I assume I can build for US as mvp and then we can roll it globally phase wise – yes
Is there a limitation to what task we want to cater people on our app or it could be multi task usual handyman not a niche – yes usual handyman
Ok so if I understand we are designing a product for handyman for usual task to launch it in US and this is a standalone app not residing in FB app
Overall I will talk about mi"
Priyank S. - "To clarify are we looking to build this product within FB app or standalone – standalone
Can I assume I can build for US as mvp and then we can roll it globally phase wise – yes
Is there a limitation to what task we want to cater people on our app or it could be multi task usual handyman not a niche – yes usual handyman
Ok so if I understand we are designing a product for handyman for usual task to launch it in US and this is a standalone app not residing in FB app
Overall I will talk about mi"See full answer
"Clarifying questions
We are referring to Facebook here within Meta products, correct?: Yes
Can we base the CAC as of 2025?: yes
Facebook acquires users through multiple channels, are we focussed on any particular channel? : We are looking at an overall CAC for Facebook
What all do we want to include in CAC? Can we limit it to the marketing and advertising costs and leave aside technical, infrastructure or people costs?: yes
Here’s how I will calculate this.
**Customer acquisition c"
Kartikeya N. - "Clarifying questions
We are referring to Facebook here within Meta products, correct?: Yes
Can we base the CAC as of 2025?: yes
Facebook acquires users through multiple channels, are we focussed on any particular channel? : We are looking at an overall CAC for Facebook
What all do we want to include in CAC? Can we limit it to the marketing and advertising costs and leave aside technical, infrastructure or people costs?: yes
Here’s how I will calculate this.
**Customer acquisition c"See full answer
"The project manager must take care of the risks associated with the particular project. Scrum Master is a team facilitator and serves as a servant leader. The product manager serves as a team leader and is responsible for project performance and ensuring that everything goes according to plan."
Jack F. - "The project manager must take care of the risks associated with the particular project. Scrum Master is a team facilitator and serves as a servant leader. The product manager serves as a team leader and is responsible for project performance and ensuring that everything goes according to plan."See full answer
"👇 Your feedback is very much appreciated 👇
Reduce scope of product for the initial launch. Streamline the PRD to an actual MVP and use the current PRD (that takes 6 months to build) for the V1"
Julien C. - "👇 Your feedback is very much appreciated 👇
Reduce scope of product for the initial launch. Streamline the PRD to an actual MVP and use the current PRD (that takes 6 months to build) for the V1"See full answer
"Clarification:
What are we trying to improve on Facebook Marketplace?
I would like you to ponder on this.
I'll take on how to monetize the Marketplace. Thus, improving it from the company's perspective
Do we have any particular Demography in Mind
Take India, as it is one of the biggest market available.
What do I understand by Facebook Marketplace?
It is a place where both buyers and sellers get a chance to connect within Facebook. The Sellers have the option of postin"
Lokesh K. - "Clarification:
What are we trying to improve on Facebook Marketplace?
I would like you to ponder on this.
I'll take on how to monetize the Marketplace. Thus, improving it from the company's perspective
Do we have any particular Demography in Mind
Take India, as it is one of the biggest market available.
What do I understand by Facebook Marketplace?
It is a place where both buyers and sellers get a chance to connect within Facebook. The Sellers have the option of postin"See full answer
"This is an interesting Favorite Product question. Normally when we're asked this question we pick technology products, but this time the interviewer wanted to throw us a curveball by asking about a non-technical product. Don't worry - it still follows the same approach:
Choose a product and briefly explain what it is
Who are the users?
What are their pain points?
How did competitors solve it in the past?
**How does this product address these pain points differe"
Exponent - "This is an interesting Favorite Product question. Normally when we're asked this question we pick technology products, but this time the interviewer wanted to throw us a curveball by asking about a non-technical product. Don't worry - it still follows the same approach:
Choose a product and briefly explain what it is
Who are the users?
What are their pain points?
How did competitors solve it in the past?
**How does this product address these pain points differe"See full answer
"After more than five years at my previous company, I had contributed significantly to many important projects and helped the team navigate critical transitions, such as our shift from a monolithic to a microservices architecture. However, over time, I realized that my goals and the direction of the company were no longer fully aligned. I felt I had outgrown the position and was ready for new challenges, where I could continue to grow both technically and professionally. Ultimately, I’m excited a"
Chinedu ekene O. - "After more than five years at my previous company, I had contributed significantly to many important projects and helped the team navigate critical transitions, such as our shift from a monolithic to a microservices architecture. However, over time, I realized that my goals and the direction of the company were no longer fully aligned. I felt I had outgrown the position and was ready for new challenges, where I could continue to grow both technically and professionally. Ultimately, I’m excited a"See full answer
"Question: Design a CookBook app
A few questions I’d ask the interviewer are: what’s the purpose/goal of the app, who are the user segments, and any primary geography we’re targeting as the first launch of the product.
Answers/assumptions to the questions: let’s say below are the answers the interviewer provides:
what’s the purpose/goal of the app: to help people to follow a recipe, follow it while cooking, and also request a recipe
who are the user segments: considering people who’r"
Anamitra - "Question: Design a CookBook app
A few questions I’d ask the interviewer are: what’s the purpose/goal of the app, who are the user segments, and any primary geography we’re targeting as the first launch of the product.
Answers/assumptions to the questions: let’s say below are the answers the interviewer provides:
what’s the purpose/goal of the app: to help people to follow a recipe, follow it while cooking, and also request a recipe
who are the user segments: considering people who’r"See full answer
"Let's start with clarifying question -> What do we want to achieve with increased engagement?
Let's say Spotify has personalization that prefers more engaged songs/podcast to be available to new users (who have not heard that song). Along the same lines as Facebook/Linkedin/Instagram prefers posts. The more the song/podcast is engaged among users, for more people it will be visible to listen.
What users we are targeting? There are 2 broad categories of users such as creators and listen"
Aidynn E. - "Let's start with clarifying question -> What do we want to achieve with increased engagement?
Let's say Spotify has personalization that prefers more engaged songs/podcast to be available to new users (who have not heard that song). Along the same lines as Facebook/Linkedin/Instagram prefers posts. The more the song/podcast is engaged among users, for more people it will be visible to listen.
What users we are targeting? There are 2 broad categories of users such as creators and listen"See full answer