Best way to get better at product interviews (2-3 years exp)?

If i have to be interview ready for senior Product role in a week. What would you suggest me start with? I have read the decode and conquer and how to crack the PM interview. I come from technical background. Any practical insights would great.

I've tried for the past two months but can't land a product manager role. I don't know what I'm doing wrong here, and I'm not getting any response from the recruiters. Any suggestions or tips to Crack in. I've had around 2 years of experience in Product management (lending tech and insurance tech). All suggestions are welcome.

I am a consultant at a Big 4 company, I work in data privacy primarily as a delivery lead for the industry. I have worked across clients from media and retail industries. How can I shift to product management?

What questions are asked for a product mgmt interview? How can one become a PM without tech background? I have product strategy background. In interviews i am able to ace product sense / product strategy questions but when it comes to tech, unable to show the required tech acumen (due to lack of actual exposure to it). Should I just stay put in product / business strategy roles or move into product mgmt? Reasons for moving into PM - want career and monetary growth, build tech stuff and not just strategise stuff. Have 6 yrs experience (2 yrs pre MBA data analytics+ 2 yrs business strategy + 2 yrs product strategy).

I decided to start applying and taking interviews after a 6-7 months break. Didn’t crack a good offer last time and dropped the idea of switching then. I find myself struggling with making my responses deep and well rounded specifically product sense and design questions. While I try to follow a framework and manage to effectively take the interview along that, I realise the content is shallow be it user segmentation, needs, pain points and solutions where I really run out of thoughts. I have close to 5 years of experience in PMing and have done decent in the products I owned but somehow just not able to get through certain interview expectations. Should I take a break from applying for preparation or continue taking interviews and learn alongside? Any specific recommendations to make the content rich?

I have 2.5 yoe in total, 1.5 in product. Was looking for a switch since Jan '24. Finally, an interview has been scheduled next week. Now, I have no clue what they are gonna ask in interview. I can explain what have I done and all, but no clue about case studies or framework etc. Would be great if someone could share their interview preparation strategy for product roles. If you have given an interview, Kindly tell the firm name and the questions they asked. Thanks in Advance 😃

I am PM with around 5 yrs of experience. I’m struggling to take my skill to next level. always receive feedback from management that output isn’t good, mostly that UX isn’t good. what can I do to improve my work? 1. Read books ? 2. Study successful products from outside ? 3. Listen to podcasts 4. Work with great product people? but hardly these exist 5. leave this field altogether? 6. Just have patience and keep learning everyday? Can experienced people share what has worked out well for them? or point me to some directions?

Hello everyone, I have been interviewing for a year now still end up messing interviews. I’ve messed over 10 interviews by now. What should I do? Pls help. Are the Product Management bootcamps like NextLeap, PM School, Upraised any good? Has anyone benefited from them? Please let me know.

Does anyone else feel like the PM interview process is easily scammable? I feel like 80% of it is a vibe check and 20% is the actual content itself. Am a PM with 3 YoE and have been interviewing around recently. I have 0 preparation for any interview I walk into and have gotten offers from multiple startups. (Not bragging, I'm a good talker) You need to just break down any questions into understandable parts and explain it well enough. Maybe it's imposter syndrome or maybe I'm a little disillusioned with my job. TC : 31 base 4 performance bonus 10 ESOPs