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Dive into 'Cracking the PM Interview - Diagrams1', a vital chapter in the resourceful book 'Cracking the PM Interview'. The main emphasis in this chapter is on diagrams as it provides a visual understanding of product strategy and user goals, which is a quintessential skill for an aspiring Product Manager. From comprehending a company's products to making decisions with limited information, a snapshot into the universe of diagrams can simplify this journey. The chapter does more than just test product instincts; it encourages the ability to design algorithms or write code spontaneously.
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