For so many fields, this style of question is pretty straight-forward. Want to be a software engineer? Study computer science at a four-year institution, get decent grades, do an internship or two, and do decent at full-time interviews. Want to be an accountant? Study accounting, get decent grades, do an internship or two, and do…
See an example answer be developed to this question: imagine you were a PM at Google. If you were to build the next killer feature for them, what would it be?
So you have been diligent on your path to product management and you have landed a product management interview at a large tech company! Congratulations! Now, how do we make sure you ace this thing? Product management interviews are unique in that it is really about how you think than anything else. After a certain…
Competition for seats at business school grows more competitive year-on-year, and average GMAT scores have continued to rise as a result. Of course, your GMAT score is but one part of your application admissions considers. In addition, there is no explicit GMAT score you need to achieve in order to gain admission to a particular…
Product management is like SoHo House. Even if you know about it, good luck getting in. — Unknown All PMs I know come from privileged backgrounds. They all have had middle class or better backgrounds, had someone in their family who was in STEM (likely their parents), and are generally from the coasts. They are…