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Welcome to the PM Course + How to Use It

We're going to help you ace your product management interviews.

The interview process has changed significantly in the AI-first era. Companies like Meta, Apple, and OpenAI have updated their formats, raised the bar, and, in some cases, replaced entire question types.

This course covers all of it, with up-to-date frameworks, modern examples, and practice questions drawn from our research across hundreds of candidates at the companies you most want to work at. By the end, you'll be able to handle any PM interview at any level.

Our membership includes

  • Practice questions for every PM interview type: product strategy, product sense, analytical and execution, leadership and drive, and technical fluency
  • Written lessons and video walkthroughs for each question type, so you can consume depending on how you learn best
  • Real, verified examples and frameworks in every module, with level-specific callouts for senior+ roles
  • An AI prompt toolkit woven throughout the course: prompts for generating personalized practice questions, pressure-testing your frameworks, and going deeper on company research
  • AI practice interviews with immediate feedback on structure, depth, and delivery
  • A peer mock interview platform to practice with other candidates and meet job search buddies
  • Company-specific prep guides and real interview experiences from candidates at the companies you're targeting
  • Access to our Discord community for questions, feedback, and support
  • Early access to new lessons and content as the course grows

What this course covers

The course is organized into seven modules. Each has its own introduction lesson that goes deeper into what to expect and how to prepare.

  1. Introduction: Leveling, types of PM interview questions, and a company-by-company breakdown of how top companies are hiring right now.
  2. Product Strategy: How to reason about markets, competition, and long-term bets.
  3. Product Sense: How to identify the right users, problems, and solutions, and in some interviews, prototype them live.
  4. Analytical and Execution: How to define success, set metrics, and make decisions when the data is messy.
  5. Leadership and Drive (Behavioral): How to tell stories that demonstrate impact and signal the right level.
  6. Technical Fluency: How to speak credibly about AI and work effectively with engineering teams.
  7. Take-Home Assignments: How to approach roadmap and pitch exercises, and how to use AI to do them well.

How to use this course

You can "choose your own adventure" and start with the module most relevant to your goals, especially if you're on a time crunch.

Here's what we recommend for most candidates who aren't in a rush. If you have the time, start from the very beginning and work your way through.

  1. Start with the introduction for each module. The intro lessons tell you what the question type is, why it matters, and what interviewers are actually scoring.
  2. Practice before you look at the answers. We recommend this because you can notice your own gaps and then work towards stronger answers.
  1. Do at least one practice question per day. If you have four weeks, that's enough to cover every question type with time to revisit weak spots. If you have two weeks, prioritize the modules most relevant to your target companies. If you have one week, do product sense and analytical first: they're the most commonly asked across companies.
  2. Complete five+ mock interviews, per round. Lessons teach you the concepts. Mocks help you apply the concepts. Use our mock platform to practice with other candidates and AI tools.
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