Interview Simply
Get ready to learn exclusive skills to make your best arguments, your way.
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How to win
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Lesson 1: Being Authentic
Running your own show is the surest way to deliver a compelling answer to any interview question.
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Lesson 2: A Universal Rubric
Every company has a different rubric for judging interviews, but everyone looks for the same things.
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Lesson 3: You're great at this
Always remember that you deserve to be here.
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How to Prepare
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Making an argument
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Lesson 1: Deliver the Message
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Lesson 2: Explaining why
Learn how to add depth to your answers by explaining every last thing.
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Lesson 3: Structuring a Case Interview Answer
Case interviews answers are long. Keep your audience on track by dividing your answer into approachable parts, each with a well-defined purpose.
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Lesson 4: The Triple Anchor
An effective answer to any case requires that the body content is well-organized and focused on a clear objective.
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Lesson 5: Asking Clarifying Questions
Lean when to ask a clarification question and when to just move on.
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Recruiter Screens
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Product Design/Sense
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Lesson 1: Product Design Overview
A crash course in answering the product design questions.
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Lesson 2: The Product Design Goal Section
Every Product Design response must be anchored to a product goal. Let's define it.
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Lesson 3: Customer Segmentation
How to come away with a great target audience for your product.
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Lesson 3.1: Two-Sided Markets
A crash course in answering the product design questions.
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Lesson 3.2: Defining Customer Groups
Finding the Chosen Group starts with finding three candidates. Here's how you find them.
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Lesson 3.3: Prioritizing Customer Groups
Once you have your three candidates, make your best argument to find the Chosen Group.
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Lesson 4: Pain Points
Sweating pain points? If you know your customers, use these techniques to find them in a pinch.
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Lesson 5: Solutions
It's the home stretch. If you've followed the course so far, coming up with great solutions is just a few steps away.
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Success Measurement
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Lesson 1: Success Measurement Overview
Introduce your lesson with an optional, short summary. You can edit this excerpt in lesson settings.
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Lesson 2: Success Definition
To succeed, first know what success is.
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Lesson 2.1: The Five Rules
You don’t need to rely on intuition to determine the right goal for a product during a success metrics case.
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Lesson 3: Behaviors
To succeed, first know what success is.
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Lesson 4: Defining the North Star Metric
Now that you’ve come this far, this lesson will help you determine the North Star metric in seconds.
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Lesson 5: Defining Guardrail Metrics
Protect your friends in other teams using guardrails.
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Lesson 6: Sub-Features
Find the answer to some of the trickiest success metrics questions.
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Meta's Tradeoff Question
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Leadership and Drive
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Lesson 1: Behavioral Basics
Get acquainted with Tradeoffs with this common question.
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Lesson 2: Your Story Inventory
Don't rehearse, make an inventory.
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Lesson 3: Identifying Values
Set up your behavioral interview response for success right from the start.
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Lesson 4.1: Telling Stories - The Premise
To deliver your message, know what it is first.
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Lesson 4.2: Telling Stories - The Plot
Bring your interview along for the journey.
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Lesson 4.3: Telling Stories - The Characters
Set up your behavioral interview response for success right from the start.
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Lesson 5: Stakes and Scope
Prove that what you did mattered.
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