Master the Product Manager Interview – The Complete Guide

Learn the secrets to giving perfect answers at a product management interview, get noticed, and land multiple job offers

Created by: Charles Du
Award-Winning Product Manager @ NASA, Apple, Ticketmaster

What Will I Learn?

• Deliver perfect answers to common product manager interview questions
• Fix common product manager resume mistakes
• Create an online product portfolio to market yourself
• Find product management jobs using 4 powerful job search sites
• Understand why companies like to ask instructional questions
• Learn the 3 perfect ingredients to a perfect answer to an instructional question
• Learn how product management hiring decisions are made
• Understand why companies ask product vision questions
• Learn the 5 steps to giving a perfect answer to a product vision question
• Research a company's product using SWOT analysis
• Research a company's product using a feature table
• Understand why companies ask behavioral questions
• Learn how to give the perfect answer to behavioral questions
• Learn how to use the SAR framework
• Answer the leadership question: "How do you work with developers?"
• Answer the leadership question: "How do you work with designers?"
• Answer the leadership question: "How do you work with stakeholders?"
• Understand why companies ask estimation questions
• Learn the 3 steps to a perfect answer to an estimation question
• How to get product management experience if you have a weak resume
• Learn to ask the most important question in an interview
• Use body language to make a positive impression
• Learn the top 10 mistakes product management candidates make in an interview
• Gain confidence answering interview questions on the spot
• Learn the 3 steps to following up after the interview

Requirements

• You DO NOT have to have previous product management experience to apply to product management jobs. This course will teach you how to repackage your existing skills and experience into a desirable product manager candidate.
• You should have an idea of what product management is

Target audience

• People who are applying for a product manager job (junior, mid-level, or senior)
• People who are applying for a business analyst job (junior, mid-level, or senior)