Guide to TPM Interview Questions: System Design Interview
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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In the video, our expert, Mr. Yogesh talks about System Design Interview in a TPM Interview Question Cycle. The following time stamps are provided for your reference:
00:00: Introduction
01:12: Your ability to work with Engineers
01:40: Questions to expect
02:20: How to approach?
04:10: Success Metrics
04:55: How to prepare and practice?
08:40: Tips for interview
What is the aim of a System Design Interview in a TPM Interview cycle? It is held to give candidates-such as programmers, designers, developers, and software engineers-the opportunity to demonstrate their expertise in the field by using their skills to solve a real-world issue that an organisation might be facing.
System design interviews are a challenge to see how well you perform as a group and how you solve technical problems using open-ended questions to come up with the best possible solutions. A system design interview is a part of a TPM Interview that examines the problem-solving and system-designing processes in order to assist clients. It's your chance to convince the hiring manager and future team that you're a valued asset by demonstrating your talents and experience in a significant manner. Even though these questions are manageable, they can be difficult if you haven't thoroughly prepared for them.
About our Expert
Yogesh is a Technical Program Manager lead in one of the top technology firms, where he has worked as a TPM in IC and leadership roles for quite some time. He is a PMP accredited Program Leader with experience managing people, portfolios, and Technical Program Management in Product & Apps, Data Infrastructure & Analytics, and Physical & Logical Infrastructure portfolios.
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good points. It would SO nice to remove the music which is very distracting. thx
Can a person with non IT background become a TPM ?
Hey Ali - that depends on what you mean by an IT background.
If you mean you don't have an engineering degree; that's alright - a lot of TPMs pick up technical skills through past experience.
If you mean you've never worked in a technical context before - you'll struggle with the interviews; most companies have an explicit technical interview to filter for technical skills. This usually involves System design and architecture questions, and sometimes other technical skills which could be relevant to the role. If you aren't comfortable in conversations such as this; the interview process will prove challenging. I'd recommend looking at Program Manager roles in this context; which still let you leverage your organizational, program and operational skills while relying much less on technical know-how.
Hope this helps!
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tabla on the background;
Hahah indeed!
Can you please remove the background music. It's so distracting..
Hey Hema, Thanks for your feedback. We are extremely sorry that you found the background music distracting. We won't be able to remove that in the current video, but we will make sure to use background music cautiously.
Can you please share some resources to help with "Build" your knowledge part? I have worked as a Technical Product manager and targeting for TPM roles but don't have much experience in designing the systems.
why do you have back ground music? pls remove the music-it is hard to focus on what you are saying
"Interviews are like socks. You want to show off the texture, but all the interviewer can see are the holes".
Loved this characterization, and it made me laugh because it's so right. Thanks for sharing :)
Please share if you have any technical use cases
Hey there - would this be useful? We recently put together a post on system design sessions; it's targeted at software engineers but I suspect it will also be relevant for TPMs :)
prepfully.com/articles/system-design-interview-breakdown
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Thanks for this video! Really helpful.
Cheers Jolly!