What questions do product managers ask?
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What questions do product managers ask?
10 Great Questions Product Managers Should Ask Customers
- Why?
- How do you do that today?
- How do you know you’ve had a successful year/month/day?
- How do you feel about your current solution?
- What is the most frustrating thing about your current solution?
- What do you wish you could do that you can’t do today?
How do I beat Google Product Manager interview?
Begin with possible personas and detail use cases. Prioritize use cases and brainstorm solutions. Many PM candidates often make the mistake of suggesting solutions that are incremental or derivatives of a competitor’s feature set. You don’t want to end your Product Manager interview with Google this way.
How do you answer product estimation questions?
- Memorize Basic Facts. Before you even go to the interview, take time to memorize a few basic numbers.
- Scope the Problem. Ask questions to clarify the scope of the problem in question.
- Break Down The Problem.
- Estimate!
- The Final Answer.
- Now, Tell Your Interviewer Why You’re Wrong.
How long does it take to hear back from Google?
On average, candidates will hear back from phone interviews within a week or two. Similarly after the on-site interview, Google may take up to two weeks to return the results to you.
When selling who should be asking the most questions?
The 5 questions to ask your customers:
- Who are you and what do you do?
- What does your day look like?
- What made you buy our product?
- What did you like most about the product?
- What nearly stopped you from buying?
How do you approach guesstimates?
How to Ace ‘Guesstimate’ Interview Questions
- Don’t panic. When approaching a guesstimate question, the first thing to remember is not to panic.
- Think out loud.
- Round up and estimate.
- Think of a funnel.
- Ask questions or make assumptions.
- Don’t be afraid to ask for pen and paper.
- Put it altogether.