"Situation - A time when I worked well on a team was while I was working with the larger team at Blade to do the redesign before their IPO. Essentially, we had a month to launch a redesign (both visual and UX) of the entire project
Task - I was tasked to direct all design efforts and strategy for the mobile and web experience on blade - being a lead in the trifecta group.
Action - Through effective teamwork, we all led strategy and championed our areas of product, design and engineering. As a"
Ben G. - "Situation - A time when I worked well on a team was while I was working with the larger team at Blade to do the redesign before their IPO. Essentially, we had a month to launch a redesign (both visual and UX) of the entire project
Task - I was tasked to direct all design efforts and strategy for the mobile and web experience on blade - being a lead in the trifecta group.
Action - Through effective teamwork, we all led strategy and championed our areas of product, design and engineering. As a"See full answer
"Situation - A time where I had to collaborate with a team member in another department was while I was at Google working on my hotel project and had to work with the legal department for our OOBE flow.
Task - I was tasked to work cross functionally with the legal department to lead the design of the out of box experience for our product to ensure our guest users were sure of policies around data and privacy.
Action - In order to establish cadence and effective relationship building, I set up a t"
Ben G. - "Situation - A time where I had to collaborate with a team member in another department was while I was at Google working on my hotel project and had to work with the legal department for our OOBE flow.
Task - I was tasked to work cross functionally with the legal department to lead the design of the out of box experience for our product to ensure our guest users were sure of policies around data and privacy.
Action - In order to establish cadence and effective relationship building, I set up a t"See full answer
"Situation - A time I dealt with conflict while on a team was while I was working at Shopify on physical and digital gift card refund point of sale solutions. The situation was that we were dealing with complex technical constraints including not changing particular UI components behavior to act as they should be intended. On the refund screen, the existing design was using a toggle on the same screen to bring up a modal for gift card selection to either select digital or physical options. Thi"
Ben G. - "Situation - A time I dealt with conflict while on a team was while I was working at Shopify on physical and digital gift card refund point of sale solutions. The situation was that we were dealing with complex technical constraints including not changing particular UI components behavior to act as they should be intended. On the refund screen, the existing design was using a toggle on the same screen to bring up a modal for gift card selection to either select digital or physical options. Thi"See full answer
"How I would approach this question:
Understand the goal of the customer service platform:
What is the main business goal of this company and how is the customer service platform serving the company goals?
For this question, I'm assuming the user journey is that customers come to the customer service platform when they run into issues. Thus, ultimately the customer service platform is feeding into the top line business metric of customer retention. Do customers keep"
Kay T. - "How I would approach this question:
Understand the goal of the customer service platform:
What is the main business goal of this company and how is the customer service platform serving the company goals?
For this question, I'm assuming the user journey is that customers come to the customer service platform when they run into issues. Thus, ultimately the customer service platform is feeding into the top line business metric of customer retention. Do customers keep"See full answer
"Clarifying questions: When we talk about a 'meditation app', are we mainly focusing on audio content? And are we thinking of this under a big brand or are we a fresh startup? Also, is our main target the US? And, are we designing mainly for individual use, or are we thinking about larger settings like schools?
Interviewer: It's a startup. We're aiming for individual users, mainly in the US, and yes, an audio-based format.
Summary till now: In today's digital age there's an increasi"
Ankit M. - "Clarifying questions: When we talk about a 'meditation app', are we mainly focusing on audio content? And are we thinking of this under a big brand or are we a fresh startup? Also, is our main target the US? And, are we designing mainly for individual use, or are we thinking about larger settings like schools?
Interviewer: It's a startup. We're aiming for individual users, mainly in the US, and yes, an audio-based format.
Summary till now: In today's digital age there's an increasi"See full answer
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"Step 1: Clarify
Before delving into the metrics, should I consider the current state of Google or when it just launched? Here, I am assuming the current state of Google.
Google is currently a company that makes approx $15) billion in Revenue and 90 % of the revenue comes from Ads. Ads are core for Google's business and Google is the major player in the market
Step 2: Goals:
The main goal is to maximize revenue through effective Google Ads campaigns. This means ensuring that the campaign"
Srilaxmi C. - "Step 1: Clarify
Before delving into the metrics, should I consider the current state of Google or when it just launched? Here, I am assuming the current state of Google.
Google is currently a company that makes approx $15) billion in Revenue and 90 % of the revenue comes from Ads. Ads are core for Google's business and Google is the major player in the market
Step 2: Goals:
The main goal is to maximize revenue through effective Google Ads campaigns. This means ensuring that the campaign"See full answer
"Context:
As a people manager, my biggest thing is to foster psychological safety for my team members and the way I do that: building rapport between me and my direct reports, weekly team meetings I ensure all voices are heard, have people share about themselves and encourage them to get to know one another.
Team members had a good understanding of each other’s working style.
One of the recent projects my team was responsible for building out the espresso test framework on android. This was"
Shawn S. - "Context:
As a people manager, my biggest thing is to foster psychological safety for my team members and the way I do that: building rapport between me and my direct reports, weekly team meetings I ensure all voices are heard, have people share about themselves and encourage them to get to know one another.
Team members had a good understanding of each other’s working style.
One of the recent projects my team was responsible for building out the espresso test framework on android. This was"See full answer
"I like Spotify, because Spotify has a social element and an element of community that other music apps do not. The ability to see what friends are listening to, make playlists/jams with friends, and enjoy the "wrapped" at the end of the year (which is also an incredible social sharing tactic), is what sets it apart from other apps."
Madeline S. - "I like Spotify, because Spotify has a social element and an element of community that other music apps do not. The ability to see what friends are listening to, make playlists/jams with friends, and enjoy the "wrapped" at the end of the year (which is also an incredible social sharing tactic), is what sets it apart from other apps."See full answer
"In my role as a Product Manager at a B2B SaaS startup, I encountered a situation where we were facing a critical issue with one of our key features. Our engineering team proposed a quick fix that would address the immediate problem, but it was clear that this solution wouldn't provide a sustainable long-term solution. Despite the pressure to implement the short-term fix and resolve the issue swiftly, I decided to advocate for a more comprehensive, long-term strategy that would address the root c"
Shivam B. - "In my role as a Product Manager at a B2B SaaS startup, I encountered a situation where we were facing a critical issue with one of our key features. Our engineering team proposed a quick fix that would address the immediate problem, but it was clear that this solution wouldn't provide a sustainable long-term solution. Despite the pressure to implement the short-term fix and resolve the issue swiftly, I decided to advocate for a more comprehensive, long-term strategy that would address the root c"See full answer
"I said dockerizing the application and taking them in the Kubernetes cluster will help, I created a diagram of all the API they had."
Dheeraj S. - "I said dockerizing the application and taking them in the Kubernetes cluster will help, I created a diagram of all the API they had."See full answer
"If I were a Google PM in charge of the next Android keynote product announcement in 3 years, I would build the following:
A more secure and privacy-focused Android platform.
This is because security and privacy are becoming increasingly important to users. In the past few years, we have seen a number of high-profile data breaches, and users are becoming more aware of the risks of having their personal information online. A more secure and privacy-focused Android platform would help to add"
Ramandeep S. - "If I were a Google PM in charge of the next Android keynote product announcement in 3 years, I would build the following:
A more secure and privacy-focused Android platform.
This is because security and privacy are becoming increasingly important to users. In the past few years, we have seen a number of high-profile data breaches, and users are becoming more aware of the risks of having their personal information online. A more secure and privacy-focused Android platform would help to add"See full answer
"Gardening product for Meta
Clarifying question:
Is this going to be a new product? Or part of FB/IG?
Gardening as a work? Pleasure?
Lets start with META mission - Meta’s mission is to bring people together and form a community.
In our case of gardening, it can be smart to solve the case of tips and questions, specially for users that just start to do some gardening. Its a nice hobby and can bring people to work together and support each other.
Users
I think I will go and seg"
Rita V. - "Gardening product for Meta
Clarifying question:
Is this going to be a new product? Or part of FB/IG?
Gardening as a work? Pleasure?
Lets start with META mission - Meta’s mission is to bring people together and form a community.
In our case of gardening, it can be smart to solve the case of tips and questions, specially for users that just start to do some gardening. Its a nice hobby and can bring people to work together and support each other.
Users
I think I will go and seg"See full answer
"To address this question, I'll assume that Horizon Worlds is a virtual reality platform offering immersive experiences and content to users. As a Product Manager at HW, my approach would be to focus on metrics that align with the growth stages of the product. I'll use the AARRR framework (Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Revenue, Referral) to guide our analysis.
Assumptions:
Horizon Worlds is primarily a content-driven virtual reality platform.
The business model includes both free"
Shivam B. - "To address this question, I'll assume that Horizon Worlds is a virtual reality platform offering immersive experiences and content to users. As a Product Manager at HW, my approach would be to focus on metrics that align with the growth stages of the product. I'll use the AARRR framework (Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Revenue, Referral) to guide our analysis.
Assumptions:
Horizon Worlds is primarily a content-driven virtual reality platform.
The business model includes both free"See full answer
"In my time as a product designer, I’ve seen a transition of growth from something that is visually appealing to what is actually useful / functional / scalable. I think as designers, we are afraid to let things go such as the visual fidelity of design and how something could be useful but not necessarily have the flash of a more consumer based product. I think when we learn to let that go, we can see the scale of our impact and that we aren’t just people who make something look good/pretty but t"
Ben G. - "In my time as a product designer, I’ve seen a transition of growth from something that is visually appealing to what is actually useful / functional / scalable. I think as designers, we are afraid to let things go such as the visual fidelity of design and how something could be useful but not necessarily have the flash of a more consumer based product. I think when we learn to let that go, we can see the scale of our impact and that we aren’t just people who make something look good/pretty but t"See full answer
"Imagine a blockchain as a magical, unchangeable diary that keeps track of all the candies you share with your friends. Whenever you share a candy, you write it down in this special diary, and your friends also write it down in their diaries. But here's the cool part – all the diaries are connected and can talk to each other!
So, when you want to know who has borrowed your candy or if you borrowed candy from someone else, you just check this special diary. It shows you the history of all the can"
Maedu E. - "Imagine a blockchain as a magical, unchangeable diary that keeps track of all the candies you share with your friends. Whenever you share a candy, you write it down in this special diary, and your friends also write it down in their diaries. But here's the cool part – all the diaries are connected and can talk to each other!
So, when you want to know who has borrowed your candy or if you borrowed candy from someone else, you just check this special diary. It shows you the history of all the can"See full answer
"It could make Gmail less accessible to people who cannot afford to pay for it.
It could lead to users switching to other email providers.
It could damage Google's reputation as a company that provides free services."
Praful B. - "It could make Gmail less accessible to people who cannot afford to pay for it.
It could lead to users switching to other email providers.
It could damage Google's reputation as a company that provides free services."See full answer
"Ask Follow up Questions
Is this for specific type of user or open?
Do we have any past research that has been done?
Do we have an idea of company and user goals?
Do we have metrics of success?
Are there any existing constraints?
Why  |  5 min
Why is this product or feature important?
How does this product benefit customers?
What business opportunities does it create?
What is our hypothesis?
What are our company goals?
Who  |  3 min
Who are the different types"
Ben G. - "Ask Follow up Questions
Is this for specific type of user or open?
Do we have any past research that has been done?
Do we have an idea of company and user goals?
Do we have metrics of success?
Are there any existing constraints?
Why  |  5 min
Why is this product or feature important?
How does this product benefit customers?
What business opportunities does it create?
What is our hypothesis?
What are our company goals?
Who  |  3 min
Who are the different types"See full answer