What are some good resources to practice for PMM interview questions and case studies?
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SmithRx VP of Marketing | Formerly HubSpot, LinkedIn, Salesforce • 4y
I like to ask questions in interviews that stem from real challenges and decisions my team are having or have made. I've seen great resources aggregated here on Sharebird...
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Adobe Head of Lightroom Product Marketing | Formerly Google, AdRoll • 2y
Practice some basic questions you will get using the STAR method (The STAR method is a structured manner of responding to a behavioral-based interview question by discuss...
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HeyGen Head of B2B Marketing • 3y
Sharebird and Product Marketing Alliance have some great resources on this topic. Glassdoor is also helpful sometimes when folks share interview questions they were asked...
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Toloka Product Marketing Lead | Formerly IBM, Mint, Wonderflow • 1y
Use a GenAI solution to go back and forth as if it were an interviewer, and have it critique your answers.Practicing alone can be good if you can be objective, which we c...
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