Project Management
Individuals whose interests may be affected as a result of the project.
What are stakeholders?
The methodology that emphasizes a linear progression from the beginning to the end of a project.
What is the Waterfall Methodology?
A "perfect" Product Manager should have these attributes (name 3).
What are technical, business, product, industry, and leadership?
The institute that offers certifications in project and program management.
What is the Project Management Institute (PMI?)
Name of Andrea's Dog.
What is Bagel?
The two factors that determine the risk level in a project management risk log.
What are the likelihood and impact?
The person who leads the project team in the Scrum Methodology.
What is a Scrum Master?
A product that is in an early phase of development and has only the core functions/features.
What is a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)?
The popular storytelling technique used in behavioral interviews.
What is the STAR method?
The type of PM that manages a series of interconnected projects, within a specific domain.
What is program management?
The section of a project plan that lists the deliverables and tasks.
What is a Work Breakdown Structure?
The family methodology that Scrum Methodology falls under.
What is agile?
The popular design framework that includes: (1) discover (2) define (3) develop (4) deliver.
What is the Double Diamond?
A product manager that is focused on improving a specific business metric or commercial goal.
What is a Growth Product Manager?
_________ product management positions are highly competitive.
What is an Associate Product Management position?
The project management concept that describes the relationship between time, cost, and scope.
What is the Triple Constraint?
The methodology that uses visual cards and boards.
What is Kanban Methodology?
The competitive advantage that your product has over other existing products.
What is a differentiating factor?
The type of question in PM interviews that will ask: "How would you design a calculator for kids?"
What is a product design question?
The company that hires the most PMs right out of college.
What is Microsoft?
The four types of risk responses in project management.
What is avoid, mitigate, transfer, and accept?
The weekly or biweekly cycles used in agile methodologies.
What is a sprint?
Product ideation includes these three core components.
What is the user, product, and differentiating factor?
The PM interview question type that involves coming up with metrics and ballparking skills.
What are estimation questions?
A common career option for product managers (hint: Arun).
What is an angel investor/entrepreneur?