The Product Manager Interview: 167 Actual Questions and Answers

Opening Chapter it advises the reader buy the Authors previous books. Pretty good advise because it makes this book useless otherwise.

Lewis Lin has been an inspiration for me for quite some years now. I always wanted to have this book but finally I can say I am a proud owner of it. Overall the book is a good refresher for the product management interview preps.

One thing to note that I didnt quite realize when I bought it is that this is a big book! Not just in length, but in actual size (8.5" × 11")...like a textbook/study guide. On the plus side, this makes it easier to read and gives extra room for the many diagrams.

Great book! Very concise in its content and messaging. It helps to have this as the LAST book you use to tie together all other PM case trainings.

Not sure if real world interviews value this approach...followed this to the tee and still got dinged

If you are trying to learn or dip your feet into PM interviewing for the first time, I don't think this is the book for you. This is only a book I can recommend if you want a large bank of accurate sample questions with okay answers. There is very little discussion on the frameworks used and you definitely need other books to learn that first. A good chunk of answers felt really surface level in my opinion - they are not answers I would feel happy with giving in an interview. There is also little to no explanation on how answers are crafted or why a sample answer went one route versus another. I would try Decode & Conquer or Cracking the PM Interview first if you're learning or haven't read those yet.