IBM Product Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Talk about your favourite product and how you would improve it
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Q1. Share your work experience.
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Q2. Tell me something about yourself.
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Technical as well as situation based questions were asked

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1. Motivation and long-term goal while doing the job? 2. What aspects of your parents you follow in your professional life? 3. Why would you leave the organization after one-month (if you think so after joining)?

Pollution is increasing, India should launch e-cars, what's your take on it?

Should training drivers in Uber be centralized and approach for the same?

What is the difference between eBay and other e-commerce companies?

Share two Cases based on their business and what is the required use of data analysis.

What is your understanding of pl and SQL?

What is the difference between eBay and Flipkart?

Analyze the decline in sales during the Kerela flood. Give your reasons.

Q1. Why do you want to work at Wipro
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Q2. Wipro is a huge MNC company and would make me incredibly proud to work in a conglomerate like this.this is an amazing company and most of employees that I have come across have only good things to say abou...read more
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Q1. About the present project , some
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Application improvement . Software development cycle.

Q1. About company , family details
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. Overall experience
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I have over 5 years of experience in software development, working on various projects and technologies.
• Worked on full stack web development projects using technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React

• Experience with backend development using Node.js and MongoDB

• Familiar with Agile methodologies and project management tools like Jira

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality software products

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Q1. Lifecycle of product
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The lifecycle of a product refers to the stages it goes through from development to decline.
• Introduction/Development stage - Research, design, and development of the product.

• Growth stage - Sales and market share increase as product gains traction.

• Maturity stage - Sales peak and competition intensifies.

• Decline stage - Sales decrease as product becomes outdated or replaced.

• Extension stage - Strategies to prolong the prod
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Q2. Gtm strategy market
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