Product manager Interview Questions

I used a OKR (objectives & key results framework), stated assumptions, defined my understanding of objectives, listed key results, Presented certain features I found were important, prioritized them with reasons and drew a roadmap (Aha! Product tool style). To the question of what framework was used to prioritize, I answered effort v/s impact.

I would start with defining KPIs for engagement and visibility to the web tracker tool. This is the problem statement. I would then do a story mapping . The horizontal axis shows the customer journey and the vertical axis shows the priority. This exercise would bring out feature sets and MVP The feature sets and MVP would give me a idea of a product roadmap. Then I would use the feature sets to define epics, user stories. Hopefully this will work

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This is an interesting question and something I have put allot of time and thought into over the past couple of weeks since I decided I should look for a new role. When I heard about this opportunity which is of great interest to me I knew that this would be the ideal role for me. If I am offered this position I would without any doubt accept and expect to be working with your company in 5 years from now.

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I stated my approach as the following: -gather requirements (quiz the stakeholders + make assumptions) -prioritize -choose the minimum requirements (minimum viable product) -wireframe on whiteboard -write the user stories on index cards (this was compulsory) and place them on a table by priority Then I proceeded in this order, using the whiteboard often, and they asked to prioritize ruthlessly.

I went through the Prince2 processes in details

After probing their requirements we agreed on a solution.