Uber Product Manager interview experience

The overall structure felt like it had a lot of checkpoints, and I could sense the intent was to see how I communicated and aligned at every level.

The JAM was especially consuming—more work than I expected—and it made the day feel like I was juggling multiple audiences. Across the hiring manager, peers, engineers, and the skip-level, I kept noticing that the bar wasn’t just getting to a “good answer,” but matching the team’s decision-making style. The difficulty felt average overall, but emotionally it had more friction than I expected because it felt like the group was cautious about