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Associate Product Manager at Googlestudent candidate

Posted Nov 1, 2009

2.0
Easy Interview
Overall Positive Experience Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed Oct 2009 (took a day)

Being my second job interview ever, I did plenty of research beforehand on the kind of questions I would be asked for an Associate Product Manager position. I learned that Google expects their APMs to have a blend of technical saavy mixed with business knowledge. Thus, I studied both algorithms and considered some common types of business design questions.

As it turned out, my interview turned out to be entirely about the business side of things and putting me in the role of a real world product manager. I highly enjoyed this approach because it really allowed my creativity to flex itself with unconventional answers. I imagine future interviews may include more tests of technical capabilities, but the first interview begins with personal questions followed by strict role-playing.

Interview Questions

What website do you visit the most and what would you do as PM for that website?

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I got the interview through a College or University and the interview consisted of a 1:1 Interview.

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Associate Product Manager at Google

Posted Oct 15, 2009

Interviewed Oct 2009 (took a day)

There were 2 phone interviews, mostly asking design questions.

1. Airports are inefficient. What would you do to improve them?
2. It is difficult to remember what you read, especially… Post a review to see full interview

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Associate Product Manager at Google

Posted Oct 2, 2009

Interviewed Jul 2009 in Mountain View, CA (took 3 weeks)

Received request for phone interview nearly six months after applying. Had a phone interview with a Post MBA product manager. The interview felt very rushed. Spent the majority of time… Post a review to see full interview

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Associate Product Manager at Google

Posted Aug 14, 20092 of 2 people found this helpful

Interviewed Apr 2008 in Santa Clara, CA (took a day)

I was emailed after submitting my resume through their online process (canned email). Two weeks later I received an email saying they would like to have a phone interview. I replied yes… Post a review to see full interview

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Associate Product Manager at Google

Posted May 26, 20091 of 1 people found this helpful

Interviewed May 2009 in Mountain View, CA (took 1 week)

The onsite interview was with six people, each half an hour -- three before lunch, three after. Questions varied from person to person, ranging from personality interviews, to design… Post a review to see full interview

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Associate Product Manager at Google

Posted Mar 18, 20097 of 7 people found this helpful

Interviewed Feb 2009 in Mountain View, CA (took a day)

I was referred by an employee and after my resume was sent in by my referral, I received an e-mail about a month later to schedule a phone interview with a Product Manager. Google is quite… Post a review to see full interview

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