Product design question

How would you improve Facebook Rooms?

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What this question tests

Product improvement sense for a video-chat feature, focused on the highest-friction step.

Clarify current pain points: low discoverability, friction in joining, and limited engagement once in a room.
Pick a segment, e.g. friend groups doing casual hangouts.
Propose shareable persistent room links, one-tap join without app switching, and activity add-ons like watch-together.
Prioritize join-friction reduction first, since drop-off at join is the biggest loss.
Define success as average session length per room or room reuse rate.
Note how you'd distinguish novelty use from sustained reuse.

Names a specific friction point, join flow and discoverability, instead of vague 'make it better'.
Proposes a concrete engagement add-on, watch-together, that fits casual social hangouts.
Distinguishes one-time novelty use from sustained reuse, and targets reuse specifically.
Picks room reuse rate as success metric, more meaningful than one-time room creation count.

Redesigning the whole product instead of tackling the biggest friction point.
Giving no success metric distinguishing novelty usage from sustained engagement.

How would you get users to return to the same room instead of creating new ones?
What would cannibalize this feature within the company's other video products?