Product design mock interview: LinkedIn mentorship (w/ Microsoft PM)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 8. 07. 2024
- đ„ This PM mock case interview features Ankur Biswas, Microsoft PM and member of the âȘ@TheProductFolks⏠community, as the candidate answering a product design/sense question about designing a mentorship offering for LinkedIn's platform. Kenton Kivestu, an ex-Googler and the Founder of RocketBlocks, plays the interviewer. The video includes annotated notes!
đŹ Video Sections:
00:00 Intro
01:00 Interview prompt
04:30 Ankur's framework
11:28 Customer journeys
26:00 Potential feature solutions
29:28 Building one solution
39:50 Monetization ideas
42:30 Summary
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Fan of the communication skills of this guy. Itâs so impressive how he articulates and express his thoughts.
Good framework and thought process by Ankur and good prompts by the interviewer, very insightful but little too long, realistically, there's not this much time given to one topic in any interview. Thanks for the insights
What a well spoken gentleman đ«Ą
How does one get this creative? Especially in a 45 minutes interview ?
Informative.. Looking forward to see more such mock interviews from this guy... :)
Ankur did such a great job walking us through his design! Would love to see more of him!
this is awesome, thank you! Should definetly do some more mock interviews
Love this channel! Currently a freshman in college and am really feeling a pull towards consulting as a career
Good luck! Wish you the best
Now this is something really informative. Thank you for this!
Glad you enjoyed it, check out the similar FB and Google mock interviews as well for more good stuff :)
Very interesting and very helpful!!!
Ankur your understanding and insight about the topic is impressive ,I would like to thank the founder who organized and choose the topic and speaker for this mock interview. Good Selection brother !
This is great! Thank you for this :)
Thanks Jerry, more good stuff coming soon!
Such a great interview!!
Damn, Ankur is very good. WOW!
I got mixed feelings about your guest. I got kind of stressed listening to him not sure why. But I really appreciate the efforts
that's interesting - what was stressful about it?
@@rocketblocks The way he talks
I agree- his coms skills are way off. It stressed me out as well
Agree! Ridiculously aggressive style of speaking. Total turn off!
I agree.. we must always remember that the interviewer is also checking how it feels like to work with you on an actual project.. are you fun to work with? or going to be stressful?
This was great! Just one question though - Can we think about paying the mentors who subscribe? This wasn't mentioned.
please do do more of product design inteviews thats helpful
really insightful
thanks abhishek, lots more good mock interviews on our channel too
@@rocketblocks looking forward
14:42 - I understand we need to prioritize a particular user segment and dive deep from there but wonder how to justify why i pick mentee over mentor
Some of the assumptions \ questions mentioned in the beginning feel a little bit more like a formality to check off than serve any true purpose.
Such as assuming that people go to linkedin for professional advancement as they currently do. There is nothing to even remotely indicate in the question that linkedin is suddenly going to be a different company, nor are such major changes common. It is really an overkill to mention it, and it just wasted sometime as the interviewer needed some clarifications on it.