Google·Product Manager·Onsite - Product Sense / Strategy
- How much does Meta spend to acquire a single new user?
“This is a market sizing and unit economics question dressed up as a competitor analysis prompt.”
FAANG / Big Tech
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2146 interview notes · updated Oct 2026
“This is a market sizing and unit economics question dressed up as a competitor analysis prompt.”
“I went in thinking I knew Fi well enough but quickly realized I'd never seriously thought about its positioning against carriers like T-Mobile or the eSIM-only players.”
“I spent way too long on the fun part (brainstorming features) and rushed through privacy at the end.”
“My first instinct was to just agree and riff on Slack and messaging apps, which in hindsight would've been a disaster.”
“Recognized it as Meeting Rooms II pretty fast, which was both good and slightly annoying because it felt like they just renamed the problem and called it a day.”
“I had a real story for this but fumbled the delivery.”
“This is basically an estimation meets product strategy question wearing a grocery store costume.”
“Spent the first minute trying to figure out how narrow to go.”
“I rambled through uptime, cooling, power redundancy, security.”
“This is a deceptively wide question.”