Strategy question

What is an area where Google is under invested?

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

Market and competitive awareness, plus the judgment to make and defend a specific, defensible strategic claim about a real company.

Pick one concrete area, like enterprise collaboration versus Microsoft, or short-form video versus TikTok, not a vague 'AI' answer.
Explain why it's under-invested by comparing Google's share or product maturity there against a clear competitor.
State the opportunity size or strategic risk of staying under-invested, like losing a platform or a distribution channel.
Propose what more investment would concretely look like: headcount, an acquisition, or a flagship product bet.
Acknowledge the likely reason Google has under-invested, showing awareness of the real constraint, not just the opportunity.

Picks a specific example backed by a real comparison, e.g. Workspace versus Microsoft 365 seat share in enterprises.
Connects the gap to a business risk, like losing a distribution channel for search or ads.
Proposes a concrete next step, not just 'invest more.'

Naming something Google is visibly already investing in heavily, which reads as not knowing the company.
Giving a vague answer with no comparison point or evidence.

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