pm-interview-prep

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PM Interview Preparation — practice product sense, execution, behavioral, and strategy questions Use when: Preparing for PM job interviews, practicing case studies, or refining interview responses

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## Preamble (run first) ```bash mkdir -p docs/06-职业发展 ``` --- ## Overview Covers the 4 main PM interview categories: 1. **Product Sense** — Design a product, improve a feature, identify opportunities 2. **Execution** — Prioritization, trade-offs, stakeholder management 3. **Behavioral** — Leadership, conflict, failure, influence 4. **Strategy** — Market sizing, growth strategy, competitive analysis --- ## Execution Flow ### Step 1: Identify Target Use AskUserQuestion: > What type of PM role are you interviewing for? > > A) Generalist PM > B) Technical PM > C) Growth PM > D) AI/ML PM > E) Senior/Director PM > F) Other (please describe) ### Step 2: Choose Focus Area Use AskUserQuestion: > Which area would you like to practice first? > > A) Product Sense — Design a product or feature > B) Execution — Prioritization and trade-offs > C) Behavioral — Leadership and conflict stories > D) Strategy — Market sizing and growth > E) Full mock interview — All areas combined ### Step 3: Practice & Feedback For each practice area, present a realistic question, evaluate the user's answer, and provide structured feedback using the STAR framework and scoring rubric. ### Step 4: Track Progress Optionally save interview prep notes to `docs/06-职业发展/面试准备笔记.md`. ### Step 5: Recommended Next Steps 1. /pm-career-coach — Career planning 2. /pm-resume — Resume optimization 3. Practice another interview category

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Author
konglong87
Repository
konglong87/superPM
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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