Product Design Interview Questions

Andrei S. - "Follow up question was: what is your strategy to sell it?"See full answer

R - "After further thinking on it, I take back the comments on phone-to-phone vs server-to-phone comments. Even if its p2p the smell data has to pass through a central messaging system. So we have to assume the technology to persist the smell also exists. So even (a) is possible. A perfume maker is capturing the smell and along with the perfume product attaching the smell data and posting on an e-commerce platform. Its similar to end-to-end encryption where data is encrypted in transit and at rest. I"See full answer

Luay H. - "A cross platform internet and mobile banking"See full answer

Priyank S. - "clarify question- do you want me to focus on Home, wearables, automotive or any specific IOT product? Interviewer - whichever you want to focus Rephrase: So I believe our goal is to make life easier for users using Internet of things (IOT) product. Does that sound good? Interviewer - Yes Ok so if I understand it, I can focus on any IOT product. For me Internet of things product is the one which is smart and connects to internet and makes people day to day tasks easy. With evolution of 5G Interne"See full answer

Praveen V. - "House buy is time-consuming and complex. (too many steps involved, from selecting a house, to agent, loan, closing, moving, knowing the place and people to settling down). Lets leverage power of fb and socialness to simplify house buying. we will create product for that users for home buying buyer ( for sake of simplicity - assume employed family with kids. local buyer) seller agent user flow for buying: Market research: understand the market, research area (friends, family ta"See full answer

Soundharya S. - "Designing a smart fridge is something we can compare with designing our smart phone, obviously which is not as handy as our mobile phones. I can design in such a way that it is operated through our mobile phone. for ex, if we are out of town instead of worrying about the condition of the items in the fridge we can stay close with just one click away, while coming to product installation then I would say instead of taking a lot of time in searching the items, showcase a display where a list of it"See full answer

Bipin G. - "Identify the best platform to reach millennials (Youtube, Instagram). Run a survey/ research on pain points millennials are facing in the smart home products sector Identify a product that gives the most value with optimal effort Build and Launch The marketing team should use the same platform to identify key influencers on social platforms and use an emotional connection to millennials with an ad campaign"See full answer

Debajyoti B. - "Museums are multi-revenue organizations. They dont have much or any profits in the process but thats becuase they dont want to either. All the money pretty much goes to operational costs required to be a well maintained place of exhibit. Lets consider the sources they currently "make" the money from- governments(national and/or state) private donors and trustees heritage organizations with their lottery fundings self channels like admission/entry fees, tickets for exhibitions, gift s"See full answer

Apurv M. - "Started with the clarifying questions. Then discussed the following with the panel: Goal Users Use Cases Features Priority Metrics to measure the success"See full answer

Googlepm 1. - "Since there is ample amount of data, there are various options to use them : Track travellers : Using traffic data coupled with user's GPS, in consent with the user, find the user's exact spot, this can be valuable in case of emergencies or tracking a school bus. Better ticketing : I understand that the notion is to NOT build anything with navigation, however if we have all data on the traffic, data analytics can predict if particular routes are used most, say if three connection routes a"See full answer