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PM Interview Mastery Course
  1. Module 1 - First Principle Thinking in PM Interview 
  2. Module 2 - Asking Great Clarifying Questions in PM Interview
  3. Module 3 - How to Solve Guesstimates
  4. Module 4 - Cracking Product Design Questions
  5. Module 5 - Cracking the “Favourite Product Question
  6. Module 6 - Cracking Metrics & Product Execution Questions
  7. Module 7 - Cracking Root Cause Analysis Questions
  8. Module 8 - Cracking Growth Strategy & Pricing Questions
  9. Module 9 - Cracking Market Entry & GTM Questions
  10. Module 10 - Cracking Behavioral Interview Questions

Strategy For Product Managers

  1. Case Study 1 - How Does Uber Achieving Ecosystem Growth?
  2. Case Study 2 - How is YouTube planning for the future?
  3. Case Study 3 - How is LinkedIn working to increase user engagement beyond connecting professionals?
  4. Case Study 4 - What is a Market Place?
  5. Case Study 5 - Can UPI become the leading payment mechanism in the US?
  6. Case Study 6 - Is Super App suited for every market?
  7. Case Study 7 - The ABC of Dating Apps - A Strategic View
  8. Case Study 8 - Why Zomato Renamed itself to Eternal and Is Nugget the AWS moment for Zomato?
  9. Case Study 9 - What is Agentic AI and Future Strategy?
  10. Case Study 10 - Why is Perplexity trying to own the gateway to the Internet?
  11. Case Study 11 - Why did Salesforce acquire Slack?
  12. Case Study 12 - How is LLM changing the Search Landscape?
  13. Case Study 13 - Is Live / Video Commerce Really the New Way of Shopping?
  14. Case Study 14 - Who will win the Video Conferencing race - Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams?
  15. Case Study 15 - Why Google / Microsoft are putting Strategic bet on Quantum Computing

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