Practice Technical program management mock interviews to get a job at Google, Meta, Amazon, etc.

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There’s no cookie-cutter answer to this question, unfortunately. It depends on how comfortable you are interviewing today and how competitive the position you’re applying for is. We recommend doing a trial session and asking your coach for a recommendation on how many hours to do at the end. Once they’ve worked with you for an hour they’ll be able to advise.

Coaches’ bios might look intimidating because some of them have worked at big companies and have senior titles. But they’re all genuinely interested in helping you out. They’re here for you, will show empathy, and do their best to help you achieve your goals.

One hour might not seem like a lot. But coaches are used to making the most of the time. They’ll come ready to the session so you can cover the topics that are important to you and walk away with concrete next steps.

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In a 1h mock interview session, you’ll spend 45 minutes being interviewed by your coach and they will give you feedback on your performance for 15 minutes. They will identify your weak points, give insightful, actionable advice on how to improve, and give you more confidence going into your real interviews.

To effectively prepare for Technical program management mock interviews, consider taking the following two key steps.

1. Familiarize yourself with the interview questions asked for the specific role and company you’re interviewing for. You can find example questions for most roles on our blog as well as on Glassdoor.
2. Practice answering questions by yourself. An important part of interviewing is how well you communicate. So, when practicing by yourself it’s a good idea to talk out loud even if it might feel awkward at first.

Technical program management interviews can be challenging because you need to make a strong first impression, showcase your skills effectively, and demonstrate that you align with the company's culture and values. However, in our experience, if you prepare adequately for your interviews it is really feasible to stand out from the rest of candidates and get an offer.