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Google PM Interview

  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?
PM Interview Mastery Course
(Crack PM Interview like top 1%, via First Principle Thinking)

  1. Module 1 - First Principle Thinking in PM Interview
  2. Module 2 - Asking Great Clarifying Questions in PM Interview
  3. Module 3 - How to Solve Guesstimates
  4. Module 4 - Cracking Product Design Questions
  5. Module 5 - Cracking the “Favourite Product Question
  6. Module 6 - Cracking Metrics & Product Execution Questions
  7. Module 7 - Cracking Root Cause Analysis Questions
  8. Module 8 - Cracking Growth Strategy & Pricing Questions
  9. Module 9 - Cracking Market Entry & GTM Questions
  10. Module 10 - Cracking Behavioral Interview Questions

Strategy For Product Managers

  1. Case Study 1 - How Does Uber Achieving Ecosystem Growth?
  2. Case Study 2 - How is YouTube planning for the future?
  3. Case Study 3 - How is LinkedIn working to increase user engagement beyond connecting professionals?
  4. Case Study 4 - What is a Market Place?
  5. Case Study 5 - Can UPI become the leading payment mechanism in the US?
  6. Case Study 6 - Is Super App suited for every market?
  7. Case Study 7 - The ABC of Dating Apps - A Strategic View
  8. Case Study 8 - Why Zomato Renamed itself to Eternal and Is Nugget the AWS moment for Zomato?
  9. Case Study 9 - What is Agentic AI and Future Strategy?
  10. Case Study 10 - Why is Perplexity trying to own the gateway to the Internet?
  11. Case Study 11 - Why did Salesforce acquire Slack?
  12. Case Study 12 - How is LLM changing the Search Landscape?
  13. Case Study 13 - Is Live / Video Commerce Really the New Way of Shopping?
  14. Case Study 14 - Who will win the Video Conferencing race - Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams?
  15. Case Study 15 - Why Google / Microsoft are putting Strategic bet on Quantum Computing
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Guesstimates

Product Design Questions

Product Strategy Questions

Root Cause Analysis Questions
  1. Zomato has seen a 10% drop in engagement in User Generated Content on the Platform, Diagnose this?
  2. Google Pay has seen a 15% drop in Rewards Redemption on the Platform, Diagnose this?
  3. Amazon Marketplace Orders are down by 6% week on week on the Platform. Diagnose this?
  4. The response rate of LinkedIn Messages is Down by 5%, How would you go about this?
  5. Engagement on Netflix is down by 5%, How would you go about this?
  6. Open Rate of Amazon Notifications was down by 20%. How would you go about this?
  7. Uber pickups at the airport are down by 10%. How will you go about it?
  8. Zomato Conversion is down. How would you go about it?
  9. DAU of a mobile app by the service provider company is down. How would you go about it?
  10. 50% increase in the uninstall of a mobile banking app. How would you go about it?
  11. Cart conversion for Amazon is down. How would you go about it?
Technical Questions
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