Product design question

Tell me a product that you don't like but still use. How will you improve this product?

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What this question tests

Tests genuine product observation and problem-framing on a self-chosen product, similar to identifying a real pain point and proposing a grounded fix.

How to approach it

  1. Pick a specific product you actually use regularly despite a real frustration, not a vague or generic complaint.
  2. State precisely what's wrong: which specific interaction or moment fails, not the product as a whole.
  3. Explain why you keep using it despite the flaw, since that reveals what job the product does well enough to retain you.
  4. Propose a concrete improvement targeting that specific failure point, naming a real mechanism rather than a vague wish.
  5. Weigh a trade-off the fix introduces, showing balanced thinking about cost or complexity.
  6. State how you'd know the fix worked, tying back to why you'd stop being frustrated.

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