Product manager METRICS interview - "Engagement drops 10%"

Damien (ex-Facebook PM) has a FOOLPROOF method for tackling metric change questions. Q: "Newsfeed engagement drops 10%. What do you do".
Candidate: Damien, ex Meta/ Facebook PM interviewer.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Question
01:25 - Define the metric change
03:40 - Root causes (Outline approach)
04:44 - Root causes (Internal changes)
06:08 Root causes (Market changes)
07:51 - Root causes (Environmental changes)
13:11 - Conclusion
15:17 - Overall feedback
15:52 - Damien's final thoughts
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[@athensf]

Great start! He synthesised his findings and asserted his next hypothesis. I would have expected the candidate to have started with aligging and defining on: what is newsfeed, timeframe of change and engagement. Even better if we can see an issue tree. Great job Damien!

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[@asmar5793]

Hi, great video - just a little confusion in the beginning that the interviewer clarified that the change was only observed in insta feed not with stories. But in the root cause analysis, the interviewer said that stories were affected.

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[@abhinavsharma6696]

highly unstructured, huge scope of improvement

[@nikhilratti]

I agree the answer was scattered all around

[@user-rc7dc5ku5m]

Btw he didn;t use those "10%" - is this okay and expected?