Product Manager 1 at ShopDeck

180 Candidates

Responded to 99% candidates

Who Should Apply:

2-4 years of experience (this will influence the salary-range for the role). Please do NOT apply if you don't meet this criteria, you will be rejected
Learners and hustlers who prefer startups over large orgs
Strong SQL skills — get the real insight by building 2nd and 3rd level hypothesis (SQL is a compulsory hard-skill tested in the 1st round. To increase your odds, prepare and then apply)
Take full ownership of problems and thrive in a high-learning culture
Built products / startup / youtube channel with some traction
College doesn't matter as long as you have shown enough hustle (by your actions)
Preference if you have worked in a product-led company before

What do you get:

Owning product-problem areas end-to-end (discovery -> solution -> execution -> impact)
Understanding the "why" behind consumer problems with a strong impact focus
Working with a team (design, engg, business) passionate about solving D2C
Learning product management in a growth stage company
Great team with folks from top colleges (IITs / IIMs / NITs) and top companies (Meesho / Amazon / Sharechat / Ola)

Other details:

Name *

Email *

Mobile *

LinkedIn profile *

In which year did you complete your bachelors? *

Note that it's very less likely to work out if this is after 2024 or before 2022.

How many products have you built outside of your jobs/internships/competitions? *

Share as much detail as you can. Do tell us what pushed you to build this. Share live links / docs where possible

What's a product that you've built that you are the most proud of? *

Share as much detail as possible about why you built it, who else was involved, how many users did you get and how did you find them?

What part of the JD makes you think you would be a good fit for this role? *

How would you rate yourself on SQL on a scale of 1-10? *

Be honest—accurate self-assessment matters. Significant overestimation will lead to blacklisting.

Talk about a product-impact problem you solved which will be very difficult for someone who doesn’t understand SQL and is 100% relying on GPT *

We love GPT for the middle 60% - the top 20% and the last 20% still need humans (so far...)

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