Based on my experience and the number of product manager interview reviews on here, I came away with the impression they are just looking for free feedback and ideas for their platform. In the 3 weeks I was in the interview process, not once did I speak to a person at Toggl. Initial screening was 3 video answers to pretty generic questions (2 minutes max each). Then was a 4 hour homework assignment. The assignment was not given ahead of time and from start to finish they timed you. God forbid something came up in the middle of the assignment, or you have worked a full 8 hour day at another job and are brain dead by the time you start. The homework assignment had no way to ask probing or clarifying questions. No way to present to a team/panel and answer questions they had. Just a quick slide deck (or whatever format you want) and only 5 minutes to explain what took you several hours to compile. They did provide feedback on why I didn't move forward, but those would have been easily answered had I been able to present to an actual human being vs a 5 minute recording. Nevermind the fact that I wasn't sure I wanted to work here anyway, as the pay was low for what they are asking for, but culture seemed good. After weeks of "interviewing" and 99% of the work being on my end, it's a red flag to me for how work is done there and how they value their employees. If as a product manager, you are expected to analyze a part of the platform, provide a journey to revamp it - including ALL metrics - within an afternoon with NO input from anyone else, I definitely don't think it's a place I would like to work.