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CIRCLES

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Where is it used?

  • Product Design: Cases in which we conceptualize and create a new product/feature.

  • Product Improvement: Cases that involve enhancing existing products or features.

  • Favorite Product: Similar to Product Improvement, but you discuss your favorite product in these cases.

Goal of this Framework

  • It helps you provide structure, making it easier to organize thoughts and communicate ideas.

  • It helps cover all important aspects of the case.

Learn more about the framework here:

  1. Blog:

  2. Video:

  3. Cracking the PM Interview (Gayle L. McDowell | Jackie Bavaro) - Chapter 14: Product Questions

Tips

  1. The framework is only a template; never get fixated on following it exactly.

  2. Try to use this as a foundation to refine and develop your own frameworks.

  3. Regular practice applying the framework to various scenarios will enable better utilization during interviews.

The above resources give you a brief introduction to the framework, and it is highly recommended that you get comfortable with this framework to kick-start your interview prep.

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https://www.productplan.com/glossary/circles-method/
https://youtu.be/tlpfb_VsogA?feature=shared