Growth Prioritization Frameworks Questions

Core frameworks and techniques used to prioritize growth projects and experiments. Includes qualitative matrices such as impact and effort mapping and value versus complexity, and quantitative scoring models such as RICE scoring spelled out as reach times impact times confidence divided by effort. Candidates should understand how to estimate reach, impact magnitude, confidence or uncertainty, and required effort; consider sample size and statistical confidence when prioritizing experiments; assess strategic alignment with company goals and resource constraints; and communicate tradeoffs clearly. Interview preparation includes practicing ranking and scoring hypothetical initiatives, explaining assumptions and sensitivity to inputs, and justifying prioritization decisions under time or resource constraints.