Google Product Management Interview

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 Please find the Free Detailed Solution of the Questions asked in Google 2025

  1. How would you Measure the Success of Google Search ( Detailed Answer with First Principle Thinking )
  2. How would you Measure the North Star Metric of Google Maps
  3. How would you Price YouTube Premium ( 99% Candidates Fail this )
  4. How would you Measure the success of YouTube Search?
  5. Design Subscription Plan for Gemini AI
  6. Gemini AI downvote has increased? How would you Solve this?
  7. How would you increase Reaction on LinkedIn Post?
  8. How would you Grow Google by 5x in Next 5 Years?
  9. What’s your Favourite Google Product?
  10. Create a 5 year Strategy for Google Maps ( Google Maps for 2030 )
  11. YouTube Buffering has started increasing? How would you solve this? [Tech RCA]
  12. Should Google Maps Launch Subscription of Google Maps?
  13. Estimate the Memory Needed for NEST Cameras in 2024?
  14. Design a Podcast for Future?
  15. How would you Monetise Google Maps
  16. What Should YouTube do Next?
  17. Leadership and Googleyness Interview — Product Management Example
  18. Craft and Execution Interview — Product Management Example
  19. Design a Better Trash Can
  20. How would you Measure the Success of Google Drive?
  21. How would you Measure the Success of Google Calendar?

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AI PM Interview Questions and Strategy Case Studies

Case Study 1 — How is Uber thinking about the next decade of growth ?

Case Study 2 — How is YouTube planning for the future?

Case Study 3 — How is LinkedIn working to increase user engagement beyond connecting professionals?

Case Study 4 — Strategies to learn from best Marketplaces

Case Study 5 — Can UPI become the leading payment mechanism in the US ?

Case Study 6 — Is Super App suited for every market ?

Case Study 7 — The ABC of Dating Apps — A Strategic View

Case Study 8 — Why Zomato renamed itself to Eternal and Is Nugget the AWS moment for Zomato ?

Case Study 9 — What is Agentic AI and future Strategy?

Case Study 10 — Why is Perplexity trying to own the gateway to the internet ?

Case Study 11 — Why did Salesforce acquire Slack ?

Case Study 12 — How is LLM changing the Search Landscape ?

Case Study 13 — Is Live / Video Commerce Really the New Way of Shopping ?

Case Study 14 — Who will win the Video Conferencing race — Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft teams ?

Case Study 15 — Why Google / Microsoft are putting strategic bet on Quantum Computing

Case Study 16 — How is Netflix planning to generate growth till 2030

Case Study 17 — What should be the Strategy of Google Maps?

Case Study 18 — Decoding Lyft’s Pricing Masterstroke

Case Study 19 — What is Apple AI play, are they running delayed?

Case Study 20 — How Google wants to leapfrog the cloud race

Case Study 21 — Breaking the Internet’s flywheel

Case Study 22 — Uber been outplayed in it’s own Game?

Case Study 23 — Figma’s Product Strategy

Case Study 24 — Meta Pay Strategy Explained

Case Study 25 — Intel’s Past Mistake & Future Strategy

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Shailesh Sharma! I help PMs and business leaders excel in Product, Strategy, and AI using First Principles Thinking. For more, check out my Live cohort course, PM Interview Mastery Course, Cracking Strategy, and other Resources 

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