Google·Product Manager·Onsite - Product Sense / Strategy
- How could Android grow its market share at the expense of iOS?
“This is the kind of question that sounds broad but actually demands you have a real point of view.”
FAANG / Big Tech
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2146 interview notes · updated Oct 2026
“This is the kind of question that sounds broad but actually demands you have a real point of view.”
“Weird being asked about a competitor's product in a Google interview.”
“I jumped straight into features like tactile labels and audio feedback, which felt right in the moment but I skipped the part where I actually define who the user is and what their real pain points are.”
“The interviewer had to point it out to me, which stung a bit.”
“Seemed simple at first and then I started second-guessing myself on edge cases.”
“I started with a star schema, trips as the fact table, dimensions for drivers, riders, locations, time.”
“Looks trivial until you second-guess yourself.”
“My first instinct was to talk about cutting scope and I just kind of ran with that.”
“I had a story ready but it came out way more vague than I wanted.”
“My first instinct was to go broad on use cases and I kind of rambled through a bunch of them before anchoring on anything.”