Frameworks

A framework to think creatively.

A framework to apply a cost-benefit analysis on a go or no-go decision.

A framework to learn how to answer a general product design question in a structured way.

A framework to estimate systematically, breaking down the problem into components, making reasonable analogies and approximations to arrive at an estimate.

A framework to answer this most frequently asked question in interviews.

Learn how to respond to three basic questions a recruiter will ask you during a screening call.

A framework to learn how to set achievable and measurable goals for a product.

A framework to learn how to think strategically about growing your product's revenue and market share.

A framework to learn how to identify and provide ideas to improve a product.

A framework to create a marketing plan to release a product.

A framework to define the most critical metrics to track a product's success.

A framework to learn how to generate ideas for monetizing a product.

A framework to learn how to think strategically about finding the best market to expand into.

A framework to learn which pricing strategy to apply to different product situations.

A framework to prioritize between two product issues or options.

A framework to learn how to diagnose a product problem systematically.

A framework to learn how to critique a product's design.

A framework to learn how to decide between two product development options.

A framework to explain how you think strategically about a product launch and implement one.

A framework to explain how you would test a feature.

Use a story-like structure to answer most behavioral questions that probe about your experience.

A framework to guide the design process top down; from functional requirements to a simple architecture as the starting point for tradeoff discussions.

A framework to answer questions that test your knowledge of core technologies.