### Question 1: What's your favorite Google product and how would you improve it? My favorite Google product is Google Maps. One improvement I would suggest is to incorporate more real-time data, such as real-time traffic updates and road closures. This could be achieved by partnering with local authorities and using crowdsourced data from users. Additionally, I would like to see more personalized recommendations for places to visit or things to do based on a user's search history and location data. ### Question 2: You are the PM for a product and you just launched the pilot. There is a competing priority on a new feature request and a bug that was found post launch. How will you decide which one to pick? As the PM, my first priority would be to address the bug post-launch as it could potentially impact the user experience and harm the reputation of the product. Once the bug has been fixed, I would then evaluate the new feature request and prioritize it based on its impact on the user experience and business goals. If the feature request aligns with the product's overall strategy and has the potential to improve the user experience, it would be considered a high priority. ### Question 3: How would you create a playlist for a user after they listen to a single song? To create a playlist for a user after they listen to a single song, I would use an algorithm that takes into account the user's listening history, music preferences, and the characteristics of the song they just listened to (e.g. genre, tempo, mood). Based on this data, the algorithm would generate a playlist of similar songs that the user is likely to enjoy. To further personalize the playlist, I would also incorporate user feedback and allow them to rate the songs in the playlist so that the algorithm can continue to improve and better cater to the user's preferences over time.
Product Improvement, Prioritization, Algorithm