Product design question

What is a product you currently use every day, why and how would you improve it?

Practice this question out loud. An AI interviewer asks it, follows up like a real interviewer would, and scores your answer. Type or speak.

What this question tests

Ability to articulate genuine, specific product critique grounded in daily personal use.

Pick one specific product used daily, ideally something with enough depth to critique meaningfully, not a trivial example.
Explain concretely why it earns daily use: the specific job it does and why alternatives don't do it as well.
Identify one genuine friction point experienced firsthand, not a hypothetical or minor nitpick.
Propose a focused improvement addressing that friction, scoped realistically rather than a full redesign.
Explain the expected impact of the improvement on your own or similar users' experience.

Chooses a specific, believable product and explains the exact daily use case in concrete detail.
Names one real friction point with a specific example of when it caused annoyance or wasted time.
Proposes a scoped, realistic fix rather than an unfocused wishlist of features.
Connects the improvement back to a plausible impact, like time saved or reduced frustration.

Giving a generic answer with no specific, personal detail about actual daily use.
Proposing an improvement unrelated to any real friction point mentioned.

Chapters of the AI PM course that teach what this question tests.