Intuit Product Manager Mock Interview: Design An App For A Grocery Store In 2025

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[@scd6969]

what the candidate fails to mention is that in order to better understand customer pain points, there needs to be a concerted effort to survey actual customers. She can certainly use her own experiences going forward, but it's important to point that out in the interview, that the design process begins with understanding user experiences an customer pain pionts directly from the customers. These are incredibly valuable data pointed that are crucial to a product's success. By going forward without it, how do you know your own pain points that you can come up with adequately matches that the target market. secondly she went right into a design that assumes this grocery app is something you are using in-store. To me a grocery app is first and foremost an ecommerce front-end. So the user journey should be all encompassing within the app, and independing of any need to go to the store. That said, in-store features would be a welcome addition, but I would not assume that would be the primary driver for the user experience. Furthermore she also assume this would be an app for employees. That would be a very strange model to have in a single app, and there is absolutely no app out there with an "employee" login for an employee tailored experience that is grouped together with their primarly ecommerce frontend. Anyway , that said, I commend her for thinking out of the box, maybe it might work if she had clarified exactly why the app needs to address both groups, which are, in my experience, never grouped together in a store application.

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This!!!! Tailored employee experience lmao

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really like the guy in the background wearing a mask

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[@edsonobi]

Metrics?

[@biubiumama]

That’s a good point! This was done a while ago but if I redo the interview now; metrics will be my starting point approaching any problems

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