The questions were appropriate for the position. There were analytical questions that required cost estimation of integrating a new carrier. There were problem solving questions like estimating the number of API requests necessary for a given situation. And then there were some questions aimed at understand if I am a good fit for the team.
R1: experience in the previous product and details on what issues the product was solving. Identify the supply and demand and the steps that you take to identify that. Identify the root cause of an issue. R2. Again the products that you have built and details. Write SQL queries around joint operation to get the result. Case study to improve the profit of business. R3: HM round Logical reasoning questions from Geeksforgeeks (Which I failed to answer) How do you decide on which database to use for a product that you are building.
Tell me about yourself, do you have experience dealing with technical people, do you have experience with wireframes
How long have you been a PM.
How would you work with a staff geographically located? Q. Activities part of people management?
During the interview, I was questioned about my past experience to confirm that it was relevant to the position as described in the job listing.
https://github.com/heron-data/join-the-siege/activity this challenge, feel free to look at the forks and find the couple applicants who were accepted. hopefully i can save someones time with this review XD
What are some of the product teams you have worked with?
At high school or university, how did you fare in mathematics and physical sciences? Which were your strongest subjects in the hard sciences, and how did you rank in your class?
Talk about a time when a project did not go as planned? How did you handle it?
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