Decode and Conquer: Answers to Product Management Interviews [paperback] Lin, Lewis C [Nov 28, 2013]…

It has such amazing way of clarifying and making difficult questions easy to answer. I wish I had found this book earlier. So far the best most useful book I have come across product management. It's way better than cracking the PM interview which I found less conversational in tone.

I bought a Kindle version (my first).The book:It is a brilliant guide! Irrespective of your career aspirations, reading this book helps you build your toolkit to analyze various approaches to developing a product. The book has numerous examples and just reading them opens your mind up. If you plan and practice well, even better!The Kindle experience:Great start! It felt very close to reading from a paper. The highlight, add note features help you mark important stuff and record your thoughts respectively. The bookmark feature helps revise your stuff.

Good book for Product management

Brilliant book ! Lots of practical examples and the CIRCLES framework to solve product problems is a great tool. The author has put in a lot of effort into keeping the examples real and conversational , so some "bad" examples are also cited.The paper quality is bad though but for the value this book has delivered i am willing to overlook the paper quality.Get this book if you are interviewing for a product manager's role or have been a product manager for a while and looking for some fresh ideas. Mobile design and web design questions are covered as well.I would even recommend someone who is thinking of transitioning to product management to read this book, to get a sense of what the field entails.

Received the book in excellent condition. The content is quite good and touches all the aspects of the interview.

It’s an easy read with some case narratives to make it more contextual and relevant. It’s a good reading book to get started on product management interview process.

Great sevice

I was sent a pirated copy of the book by this Delhi based seller after paying 550/-. You can imagine the guts these folks have. Telltale signs of a poorly copied book, see the attached images. Bent from middle, Blurred and blotted B&W images, broken fonts, improper text formatting and exceedingly big fonts (just meant to increase number of pages) and even a shameless sticker on the cover to denote that the book is "new", probably they themselves get confused on the genuine copies and pirated ones.On a cursory look, the book content itself is average. You would do better to Google for such questions (and the CIRCLES framework) to get better replies/explanation. For the amount of content covered, I wont pay more than Rs.50, let alone Rs.550/-. The funny thing is that the author has chosen to include multiple 2-3 page replies which he later criticizes as "bad replies". Most questions/usecases relate to LinkedIn, for reasons unknown. IMHO, "Cracking the PM interview" is way bettery a book by contrast, in terms of width and depth of topics covered.