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I missed the tickets for Fred again, just wanted to check if it is transferable showing on the tickets who bought, so that I can purchase from some seller.

Thanks!

I am preparing for Product Manager / Technical Product Manager interviews.

My background is 4+ years in B2B SaaS, with experience across integrations, APIs, AI/RAG workflows, and workflow automation.
Looking for 2 mock interviews per week. Happy to exchange mocks and give structured feedback.

Focus areas:

1. Hiring manager rounds
2. Product sense / hypothetical questions
3. Past experience deep dives
4. Concise answers under 90 seconds

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If interested, please share your domain, years of experience, and focus area, for example B2B/B2C, technical product, growth, revenue, platform, AI, etc. We can take it forward from there.

Hi folks,

Need some honest advice here.

I am currently interviewing for Product Manager / Technical Product Manager roles. Background is around 7 years in SaaS and 4+ years in B2B product. Most of the recent work has been around integrations, APIs, workflow automation, AI/RAG workflows, and enterprise SaaS platforms.

The problem is, resume is getting shortlisted and I am getting calls also. Initial rounds are mostly okay. But in hiring manager rounds, I feel I am not giving a very clear signal.

Few issues I have noticed:

1. I get nervous and start speaking too much
2. In product sense / hypothetical questions, I sometimes jump to solution directly instead of starting from user problem
3. When explaining technical work, I go too deep into small details
4. Sometimes answers become like a monologue
5. I struggle with follow-up questions also, like what to ask next or how to structure the answer
6. Overall, I feel my experience is relevant, but I am not able to package it properly in interviews

I checked Exponent, but it is expensive from India, so not sure if it makes sense to buy. I am also looking at Yoodli because it gives feedback on filler words, pace, monologue percentage, etc. But not sure if that will help for PM interviews, since my issue is also around product thinking and structure, not just speaking style.

Wanted to ask people who have actually improved their PM interview performance:

1. Is Exponent genuinely worth it for PM interviews?
2. Any cheaper alternatives for PM mock interviews?
3. Would Yoodli help for issues like rambling, fillers, nervousness, and long answers?
4. How did people practise hiring manager rounds without spending too much?
5. Any good peer mock communities, free tools, or low-cost options?

Looking for practical suggestions which helped in becoming more structured, concise, and problem-first in PM interviews.

Thanks.