PM interviews: What questions do you generally ask interviewers after the interview?

Hey everyone, excited to be doing this AMA! A brief about me, I work currently as a Director of Product at an Indian unicorn startup About my career: - Did my undergrad from IIT and then masters from an Ivy league school - Have been in product for almost 10 years now - across 2 Indian unicorn startups and a publicly listed company Would love to take questions on what it means to be a PM, growing within the role, building your career, and other things :) Will be back here at 4 pm and start replying Shoot away!

This question is more for senior PMs and above who end up taking lot of interviews. Why do you ask this question? My question is around guesstimate, since the product we're building requires lots of data analysis. And I would prefer a PM from a STEM background. Mostly TAM related: example: Estimate the TAM of an in-car entertainment system for the next generation of internet users

What are some intriguing problems/ puzzles you have been subjected to as part of the PM interview process. Format: Role –> Company –> Problem statement –> Outcome

I’m a PM with 2yoe Current CTC: 21LPA (plus 10 stocks, vesting schedule 4y) InMobi: 28LPA (26.5 base + 1.5 in other compensations, stock match with similar vesting) Razorpay: 30 LPA (2l perf bonus and stock match) I’ve heard InMobi has a better culture over Razorpay. Any thoughts?

How frequent and important are behavioural questions in PM interviews? I kind of really struggle picking a story at that moment and identify the level of details to be shared. Eventually, I see myself rambling and losing the interviewer. Any experiences or inputs that can help. I’ve gone through resources online for prep but looking for more experiences that worked / didn’t work for people.

What were some of the trickiest/toughest cases you've been asked in interviews and by which firm? I'm a 22 grad and wanted to get an idea regarding the spectrum of difficulty in interviews since most of mine have been pretty straightforward (guesstimate/ product design / metrics, etc)

Lately I have been giving interviews for APM/PM roles, it seems interviewers are looking more on how well you can solve a guesstimate/product design question than what you have done in the past, has anyone gone through a similar phase? Any resources that can be referred for PM interview prep?

Hello fellow PMs I am giving my first ever tech round when it comes to PM interviews. What should I expect? How to answer? Can anyone share their experiences please? 🙏🙏🙏

I am a PM with 4 YOE and have been applying for PM and SPM roles. However, have been facing rejections and the reason they say is my problem solving in case studies was not structured as we'd like. Are there any experienced PM here who can help me with a few pointers on what the companies are looking at for such roles and if there are any resources that I can make use of to become better.