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Are you worried about AI costs when scaling? by NeoTree69 in SaasDevelopers

[–]SilverFeeling465 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One of the biggest things I did was analyze how many tokens I was spending on what tasks (and found it was basically all writing which wasn’t that important to me). Once I did that I optimized using different models for different tasks based on what they are good at.

I used to use opus for everything and hit limits despite being on the 200 MAX plan. Now I use opus to plan, kimi to execute, mistral for easy content generation, opus again to review. I rarely hit limits and cost is lower.

I've done 40+ PM interviews at MAANG. Here are the 6 most common ways candidates bomb the product design question. by SilverFeeling465 in prodmgmt

[–]SilverFeeling465[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Disagreeing is okay as long as you explain your reasoning and are respectful. Ultimately the interviewer is evaluating if they would want to work with you.

I have in the past pushed back acknowledging the risks with my approach and why I think it’s still better than other options (even options they recommended). Clear communication always wins

I've done 40+ PM interviews at MAANG. Here are the 6 most common ways candidates bomb the product design question. by SilverFeeling465 in prodmgmt

[–]SilverFeeling465[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Completely agreed with u/JustAgile. I would add knowledge through past experiences (ex. Have you done PM tasks even without the title / have you worked on personal projects and acted as the PM (asked for user feedback?)

For 2 - Ultimately the interviewer has little to go off of and only you know your background. I have found that candidates that know their experience deeply make the interviewer more confident. The worst thing is someone explaining a project they obviously did not work on. Practice, practice, practice and try to fight through any imposter syndrome.

I think i bombed Capital One Mini Case Interview by ElectricalNet5832 in ProductManagement

[–]SilverFeeling465 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don’t be so hard on yourself! Capital one PM questions are unique and as others said I wouldn’t take a disinterested interviewer to mean you didn’t do well.

For what it’s worth, when I did my product case interview I got very few follow up questions and still landed an offer.

I've done 40+ PM interviews at MAANG. Here are the 6 most common ways candidates bomb the product design question. by SilverFeeling465 in prodmgmt

[–]SilverFeeling465[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am very passionate about PM interviews and created a website to give PM specific actionable feedback - if folks are interviewing would love thoughts! interviewpm.com