Technical practice
Suggested practice: How would you turn a facility operator’s vague complaint into a feature you can build?
What to coverThe role calls for customer conversations, clear requirements and end-to-end ownership. Explain how you would identify the underlying problem, define a workable scope and decide what evidence would show the feature helped.
Suggested practice: How would you design a straightforward rental or event-scheduling workflow?
What to coverBond Sports lists rentals, events and scheduling among its product workflows. Walk through the user’s goal, the main steps and how you would uncover edge cases before building.
Suggested practice: How would you plan a feature that spans a web interface, an API and a database?
What to coverThe posting calls for comfort with APIs, databases and modern web applications. Describe how you would map the data flow, choose what to prototype first and check that the pieces work together.
Suggested practice: How would you handle a change that touches payments and reporting?
What to coverPayments, accounting and reporting are stated product areas. Discuss how you would define expected behavior, test consequential edge cases and verify that the resulting records and reports agree.
Suggested practice: How would you approach permissions in a multi-location workflow?
What to coverThe role involves permissions, and Bond Sports serves both independent facilities and multi-location organizations. Explain how you would identify who needs access to what, make the workflow understandable and test that access behaves as intended.
Suggested practice: When would an AI agent be useful in a customer-facing experience?
What to coverThe role includes building AI agents and identifying AI-powered customer experiences. Explain how you would choose a narrow problem, define what the agent may do and assess whether it improves on a simpler workflow.
Suggested practice: How would you compare models or agent frameworks for a product task?
What to coverThe page specifically mentions testing new models and frameworks, improving context, reducing tokens and selecting models. Describe a task-based comparison that weighs output quality, reliability, cost and ease of reuse rather than novelty alone.
Suggested practice: How would you use AI tools while building a production feature?
What to coverThe role expects regular use of AI across development and testing, including tools such as Claude, Cursor or Codex. Explain what you would delegate to a tool, what you would verify yourself and how you would avoid carrying untested output into production.
Suggested practice: How would you test, release and measure a feature you built?
What to coverThe posting asks this PM to build, test, ship, measure usage and improve the result. Describe a focused test plan, a release check and measures tied to the customer problem rather than shipment alone.
Suggested practice: How would you decide whether to automate, simplify or remove an internal process?
What to coverThe role calls for finding process improvements and reducing duplicated work. Explain how you would identify the underlying need, compare those three options and check whether the change saves effort without introducing new problems.
Behavioural practice
Suggested practice: Tell me about a time you clarified an ambiguous customer problem.
What to coverUse a real situation, your discovery and requirements-setting actions, and the result. The relevant role emphasis is identifying good problems through customer contact, not just executing assigned work.
Suggested practice: Tell me about a feature you owned from idea through release and follow-up.
What to coverDescribe the situation, what you personally did across requirements, UX, building and testing, and what happened after release. Be precise about your scope and any evidence of use or improvement.
Suggested practice: Tell me about a time you resolved competing stakeholder views on a product decision.
What to coverGive a real example involving the people and constraints, how you communicated and made the decision, and its result. This prepares for the role’s collaboration with customers, engineers, designers and business teams.
Suggested practice: Tell me about a time you introduced a better tool or working process.
What to coverExplain the initial friction, how you tested and encouraged the change, and what the outcome showed. The posting values practical adoption of useful AI tools and improved team workflows, rather than novelty for its own sake.
Suggested practice: Tell me about a time you balanced shipping quickly with keeping a feature maintainable.
What to coverSet out the situation, the trade-off you faced, the safeguards or scope decisions you made, and the result. This reflects the stated aim to ship quickly without creating a mess behind you.