Often considered the "CEO" of their product area, product managers oversee the strategy, production and implementation of a particular product. Because product management teams include members from different backgrounds such as engineering, design and data design, product managers must have strong communication skills and excel in cross-functional work environments. Expect to answer questions about your management abilities, prioritisation skills and experience working in product. Although not required, technical backgrounds are advantageous, particularly when applying for roles at tech companies.
you are on a biz trip and travelling from one city to another. you have a stack of unsorted flight boarding passes. only departure city and destination city are on the boarding pass. how do you find the first departure city and your final destination city
The manager of component 'A' says his functionality is more important than that of component 'B.' The manager of component 'B' says his is more important than that of component 'A.' You can only implement one A or B, but not both - which do you choose to implement.
What is the marginal cost of a gigabyte in gmail?
What's the probability of pulling four of a kind from a deck of cards in five tries.
What would you do to double the revenue for an existing Google product in the next 12 months?
How many calories are in a grocery store?
How do you code integer division without using divider ('/')
Every single interviewer asked a puzzle question. The most complex was: You're standing in a boat in a reservoir of water that is filled to the brim. There is a brick sitting on the bottom of the boat. If you pick up the brick and throw it into the reservoir, will the water overflow?
You have a ladder of N steps (rungs). You can go up the ladder by taking either 1 step or two steps at a time, in any combination. How many different routes are there (combinations of 1 steps or 2 steps) to make it up the ladder?
How would I design the elevators for a new 40 story office building that had an average of 100 people per floor to most efficiently fill and empty the building given a standard 9-5 workday and traffic conditions in my city? The answer needed to be completely detailed, including expected passengers per car, time per stop, average floors stops per trip at various hours, etc.
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