
Whatfix Product Manager Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 16 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Whatfix.
Associate Product Manager
The process was pretty intense, really testing my aptitude, analytical skills, problem-solving ability, and business sense. It made me confident that I'd be working with great people. The whole thing was planned and executed perfectly by HR. Even though it was tough, they managed the timeline and explained everything clearly, shoutout to Remya for that. So, the rounds were: 1. Initial HR chat 2. Hiring manager chat 3. Product design discussion 4. Guesstimate challenge 5. Doing an assignment and then discussing it 6. A behavioral round with the VP of Products 7. Final HR chat (not about salary). Each round felt different and taught me something new.
- Design an elevator for a building with x stories.
- A typical guesstimate question.
- Questions pertaining to the assignment.
Product Manager
So I reached out to HR on LinkedIn for a while, and after weeks, they finally called me to set up an interview on the same day. The first round was basically a chat about why I wanted to be a PM, seeing as my resume is all dev stuff. We talked about what PMs do and other things like that. Then, the HR ghosted me for a week before scheduling the next round. The second round was pretty similar, but they wanted to know more about how I'd build a product from nothing. I guess my answers weren't structured enough, and that's why I didn't move on. Also, the HR was super annoying, only replying on LinkedIn after seeing my messages right away.
- Could you tell me about a product you like and what you would change about it if you could?
- What is one product do you like and a follow up on that if given a chance what would you change in it?
Product Manager
I went through the interview process for the Senior PM role on the Desktop team. It lasted about 6 weeks in total. There were several 1:1 meetings with other PMs and leaders. All interviews were conducted professionally and covered a wide range of topics. The recruiter, Remya, was very helpful throughout. It was a tough call to decline the offer because of unexpected personal reasons. Otherwise, I'd definitely take a role here, but I have some constraints right now.
- Conduct a usability analysis for the Whatfix community edition.
- Answer UX questions to demonstrate your problem-solving approach.
- Address some quantitative cases.
Whatfix Product Manager Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Whatfix interview reports.
“What's your estimate for the market size of Tesla cars in India?”
Read reports →“Could you estimate the total number of WhatsApp messages exchanged on a daily basis?”
Read reports →“What are your estimated sales projections for Audi electric cars targeted at blind individuals in India by the year 2030?”
Read reports →“Design an elevator for a building with x stories.”
Read reports →“How can we enhance the feedback system for generated content?”
Read report →“What is your estimation for the market size of [product]?”
Read report →“Design an algorithm to enhance the functionality of elevators.”
Read report →“How would you devise an algorithm to reduce lift wait times in a 100-story building with two lifts?”
Read report →“If Facebook were to enter the movie streaming market with 'FB Movies', how would you, as a Product Manager, approach its design given the increasing consumption of video content?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 16 Whatfix interview reports.