Do companies really ask for case studies in PM interviews? I generally have an hour with my candidates and generally have them cocreate features with me

> generally have them cocreate features with me

Sounds like a product design interview not PM.

Without any product discovery all you can learn is if a PM has domain knowledge and taste, neither of which a PM would provide alone in a real product team.

From what I’ve seen so far the purpose is to test structured thinking, not really domain knowledge, tho that is a part of it. I’m interviewing for a position leading a payments team - I wouldn’t expect a problem related to social media

Seems like the case study is supposed to evaluate:

1. How does the candidate react to the problem 2. How do they identify “success metrics” 3. How well do they seek guidance from leadership 4. How do they go about poking at the problem 5. How do they go about constructing and validating a potential solution

I’m pretty early in my prep, so take this with a grain of salt.

For context. My background is engineering with a few yeo as TPM, the position is to lead a technical internal product with many technical challenges that may as well be considered product features

Not sure, this is my first interview with a larger company and there is one (cashapp)

StellarPeers & Product Alliance are pretty good.

You’re right these are good. Ty!

Have you read Cracking the PM Interview?

Adding to the list!

following! also good luck!