In order to test my behavior and thought process in front of a new problem, they tested me with the following game: you have 3 switches in one room and 3 lamps in another room (you cannot see from one room to another), what is the minimum number of trips from one room to another to determine which switch is for which lamp.
What do you do if something isn't working and there is no one to help you fix it
What metrics would you use to determine whether a Tripadvisor feature is working as designed?
Fairly pedestrian questions for such a long interview process, but the one consistent question was about what type of company culture and pace I am comfortable with.
Case study and questions about product experience
Design a vending machine for blind , Favourite nontechnical product
Interview 1 Design home automation system. Interview 2 Recommend 5 YouTube videos to a user. How will you measure success/failure of your suggestions What should Google be doing in 10 years?
There were just two questions the entire hour. How would you solve homelessness in downtown San Francisco? What is the market for driverless cars in the year 2020?
Estimate the required bandwidth for a college campus.
There were only 3-4 Questions. 1.What I do in my current job 2.Why Google? 3.What are the first steps I as a Product Manager will look into when designing an app for a theme park? 4.What features would I include? 5.What metrics would I track to measure the success of app? 6.How would I design an ATM machine for use at a country's airports? 7.Any other questions I had
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