How would you define success metrics for DoorDash?
Learn how to define and defend product metrics like a pro! Explore a framework using DoorDash as a case study, complete with a sample interview response.
A Collection of Solved Questions
Our collection of solved questions will equip you with in-depth knowledge to tackle any interview question and confidently ace your next interview.
YouTube video bounce rates are too high. How would you find the root cause?
Learn how to diagnose product issues like a pro with this framework, as shown in a fictitious case solving YouTube's bounce rate spike caused by a disruptive ad format.
Should Google offer an event ticketing product like StubHub?
Master market entry strategy questions with a structured framework, real-world examples, and data-driven insights to excel in your PM interviews.
How would you monetize a teleportation machine?
This example answer demonstrates how leveraging use cases can efficiently identify monetizable opportunities for a product.
Imagine you are the VP of product at Uber in 2019. You need to decide whether merging the Uber Rides app and Uber Eats app is a good idea. What would you do?
Learn how to confidently evaluate the business viability of merging two apps from the same company with a pros and cons analysis.
How would you improve Facebook Events?
Read this answer on how to improve Facebook Events to learn how to structure an answer that will stand out in a product sense interview at Meta.
Describe different ways you would monetize a laundry business in Manhattan.
Discover how to effectively respond to a monetization interview question by pinpointing the pain points customers are eager to address and pay for.
As an Airbnb PM, how do you prioritize fixing a problem with customers signing in to the site versus customers complaining of dirty places?
This solved interview question demonstrates how to prioritize which problem to fix for Airbnb using the RICE framework.
Business Opportunities for an Olfactory Technology
This solved question shows a technique for thinking structurally and creatively about producing a new Google technology, in this case, a hypothetical olfactory technology.
If you were the PM of Gmail, what would be your roadmap?
We solved this interview question using a framework to prioritize features in a roadmap in the most efficient way.
Choose a product you use frequently. How would you improve it? How would you launch it?
This solved interview question walks through improving and launching new features, using Google Pay as an example.
You are the product manager of Grammarly. What goal would you set for the product?
In this solved interview question, you will learn a structured and analytical method to set business and product goals for all products, using Grammarly as an example.