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Which Google product don't you like and why? What would you do to improve it?

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What this question tests

Whether you can critique a real product honestly and specifically, then propose a grounded fix, showing genuine product judgment rather than diplomatic vagueness.

How to approach it

  1. Pick one specific Google product you actually use, for example Google Assistant, rather than a vague 'Google Search has ads' complaint.
  2. State the specific problem: Assistant often mishears context-dependent follow-up questions in a multi-turn conversation.
  3. Explain the user impact: users stop trying multi-turn conversations and revert to single, simple commands, undermining the product's intended value.
  4. Prioritize context retention over adding new skills or integrations, since it's the root cause blocking deeper usage.
  5. Propose a fix: improve short-term conversational memory so follow-up questions correctly reference the prior turn's subject without re-stating it.
  6. Define success as an increase in multi-turn conversation length and reduced repeated or rephrased queries.

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