Google product manager interview (Design theme park app)
Published 2022-10-19
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Question
00:58 Clarification questions
02:38 - Outlines approach
03:44 Business objective
05:19 User problems (Segmentation)
09:12 User problems (Pain points)
13:55 Solutions
19:33 Debug
20:56 Closing
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All Comments (9)
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One of the biggest pain points that immediately jumps into my mind is there are so many lines for each ride. Waiting is really painful! Especially in a hot city! Happy to see it's mentioned in debug! Really fantastic answer! no try to force a framework. no rambling like other mock interviews. the question I have is it looks like the pain points apply to all the users. Why do we need to segment users in this case?
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Mark is typically really good with these questions. He missed the mission first and also should have clarified if the app is a mobile or a kiosk. Is it supposed to be for companies in Dubai that partner with the park or is it for potential tourists and also tourists who will be visits the park? Very different use cases though he does go into that later
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I found this video really helpful. One of the most enjoyable and informative video, I have ever seen. Thank you so much for making this.
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One key pain point my parents faced with a curious kid like me was kids getting excited and running away or you let go of their hand for a second and voila you are 1 kid short!! 😂 Locating connected devices should be a feature as well IMO
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In the segmentation part: my first inclination would be to segment by "roles" instead of age group. Think about: The optimizer guest, the chill guest, the big family, the solo goers, etc. Would that be an acceptable way to segment this problem?
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Hi, thank you for the interview! Very interesting points. I have a question about prioritising. Mark prioritises user segments based on whether they will use the App. But isn't it an upside-down approach? Each segment will use the app in case it solves this User Group's pain points. For example, a Kids Amusement Park App could have tons of minigames, etc.
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Great material. I have a question though - you didn't mention people working in the amusement park as a user segment who may have some problems that need to be solved. I feel that this group should at least be mentioned and then maybe not included in the prioritisation stage. What do you think?
