Amazon Product Manager Interview: Complete Framework to Succeed at Your Job Interview and Get Hired as a Product Manager at Amazon Kindle Edition

There are great books a out PM interview out there. This one is not that good. It briefly touches very important concepts and frameworks for analyzing and answering questions, but it never goes into details of those frameworks. Instead it gives examples of answers to samole questions and those answers are, well, weak. I wouldnt rate high acandidate giving such answers.In addition, this book requires thorough editorial look. It is full of typos, messed up headings and stylistical problems.The best part of this book is the chapter of bonus materials about Amazon. They save you some googling.

Guides you on how to align yourself with the values of a massive tech giant and demonstrate to H.R. how your background, interests, skills, experience, and education make you the most qualified candidate. It isn't a secret sauce to getting hired, but it does make the process easier and more methodical.

I would actually say this is good advice for any pm interview, and maybe any job period. It does talk about Amazon a lot and gives specific Amazon advice but in my opinion you could apply these strategies in interviews with other companies and be successful.

It really helped my cousin on his recent job search. He got his dream job and this was a resource he credits. Glad I bought it for him.

The content needs to be better written and organized.

This is a good interview prep book for interviews - specifically for amazon interview. Content could have been better planned and organized

A quick prep guide if u have limited time frame to comb through a large material. Supplied with questions asked for a PM interview and the frameworks to answer those questions with much easiness.

There are a few tidbits about Amazon here, but this is largely just a book with extremely basic information on product management interviews. It uses formatting to seem longer than it should be, based on the content. Speaking of the content, the author at one point tells you to avoid talking about sexuality, guns, drugs, or violence on your social media profiles. That's not advice about interviewing at Amazon or interviewing for a PM job... it's just common sense stuff, like a lot of the filler in here. Don't buy.

Particularly enjoyed the section where it advises you on what to wear and how to present yourself. If that's what you what to be selected on then great

I was planning to give a 4 star as this book is quite helpful though some answer examples are not relevant to me. However, there are two URL links shared, but I failed to access content that is supposed to be included in this book. Hence two star only due to unexpected disappointment. If I could successfully access those two links then it deserves original credit as 4 stars.