Product design question

Imagine you are the Product Manager at Uber Freight. The CEO asks you to build an in-app chat feature. What would you do?

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What this question tests

Scoping a specific feature request from leadership into a real B2B logistics product plan, not a generic consumer chat.

How to approach it

  1. Clarify with the stakeholder who is chatting with whom, shippers with carriers, or drivers with dispatch, and what problem it solves.
  2. Identify the likely core pain point: coordination today happens over phone calls or third-party apps, with no audit trail.
  3. Prioritize the highest-friction use case: in-transit status updates and exception handling, delays or detours, between driver and shipper or broker.
  4. Propose an MVP: structured, quick-reply chat for status and ETA changes plus simple free text, not a full general-purpose messenger.
  5. Address a real constraint: drivers are often on the road, so the interface must be safe, voice-to-text, minimal typing while driving.
  6. Define success as reduced call volume to dispatch and faster resolution time for delivery exceptions.

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