Interview Questions and Engagement Questions
Focuses on how candidates prepare and use questions to demonstrate interest evaluate the opportunity and engage interviewers. Topics include preparing role and team specific questions, tailoring questions to the interviewer's perspective, sequencing follow ups, demonstrating research and strategic thinking, mutual evaluation techniques, communicating with the hiring manager, avoiding poorly informed questions, and using questions to clarify expectations and success metrics. Interviewers assess the quality of questions for domain knowledge critical thinking and cultural fit.
EasyTechnical
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How can you demonstrate you've researched a company during an interview through the questions you ask? Provide three question examples that reference public signals (press release, recent feature launch, quarterly results) and explain briefly what those references convey about your preparation.
MediumTechnical
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You have a long list of potential interview questions but limited time. Propose a prioritization framework (for example, business-impact × uncertainty) to pick the top five questions, and apply it to a product-launch PM interview scenario, showing your scoring and final five questions.
HardTechnical
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Design a 20-minute interview Q&A plan to evaluate the maturity of a product organization. Your plan should include the sequence of questions, which stakeholders to address (PM, Engineering, Data, Design), and specific indicators in answers that reflect high maturity versus low maturity.
MediumTechnical
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You have 15 minutes with a PM peer. Rank and explain which six questions you would ask to evaluate day-to-day collaboration, delivery cadence, product planning rituals, and career growth. Include one operational or technical question that a peer should be able to answer.
EasyTechnical
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Describe a five-step sequence of follow-up questions you would use to dig deeper into a vague answer about roadmap prioritization. For each step include the intent (e.g., clarify, uncover data, probe tradeoffs) and an example question you would ask at that step.
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