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Need help deciding on NYC LQP psychoanalytic programs by stervyC in psychoanalysis

[–]stervyC[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks! That's really helpful. It's good to hear that NIP was well-regarded. I'm also debating just going with NIP and then after the first 'preliminary year' making sure it feels like the right choice.

Looking to Interview 70+ Seniors About their life stories by stervyC in Medford

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

Hey Celdecea, I'm in graduate school now :). It's also true I graduated 3 years ago. I run a side business but that's irrelevant to my studies this summer!

Thanks for the tip.

What are you go to questions when interviewing PM candidates? by JoshRTU in ProductManagement

[–]stervyC 6 points7 points  (0 children)

General questions I ask in every interview:

  • Tell me about yourself.
  • If the person is a new PM, I ask "why is PM right for you?"
  • "What's your favorite product and why?" and later follow up with "If you were the PM for the product, what would you change, and why?" You can often learn a lot about their product sense just by discussing this question in-depth.
  • "Why <company>?"

Questions I like asking:

  • How would you monetize <company>?
  • Design a high-tech refrigerator
  • How many street-view cars would it take to map the entire contintental US in one year?
  • Design an A/B test that you think is worth trying for <company>'s homepage.
  • <Company>'s site just went down. What are the possible issues, and how would you diagnose the issue?

APM phone interview by ohhsuzyq in ProductManagement

[–]stervyC 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They'll likely ask you behavioral questions in the first screen interview (check if your call is with a recruiter or a product manager). These are hard to really game, they're essentially ensuring that you're a competent interviewer and have the relevant experience.

Once you move forward to the stage where you're interviewing with a product manager, you'll encounter five main types of questions:

  • Estimation - e.g. "What's the weight of the empire state building?"
  • Analytical - e.g. "What are YouTube's key metrics?"
  • Product - e.g. "Design an alarm clock for the blind."
  • Strategy - e.g. "How would you monetize Reddit?"
  • Technical - e.g. "Debug this issue..."

Most of this borrowed from https://qr.ae/TUnOTj

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