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Aditi Sharma

Applied: PMRank #6 of 45 PM applicantssquad_1@pg27.mesaschool.co+91 90156 83402pm_07_aditi_sharma.pdf
PM
72
Review
SPM
64
Review

Brief · PM

The candidate is a Product Manager with three years of experience building seller-facing tools, preceded by two years managing direct-to-consumer manufacturing and order fulfillment operations. The candidate achieved a high rank due to exceptional hands-on logistics operations experience, having personally managed procurement, packaging, and fulfillment across three product lines, alongside creating an end-to-end order fulfillment workflow from scratch. The candidate's biggest gaps are the absence of sole end-to-end product ownership given their reporting structure under a PM Lead, along with user discovery being limited to marketplace sellers rather than frontline logistics operators.

Probe in interview

  1. Can you share an example of an operational process or tool you developed to solve a workflow problem that was subsequently adopted and used by peer teams or external partners?
  2. Can you describe a situation where you had complete, independent ownership over delivery trade-offs and roadmap prioritization without needing alignment or sign-off from a lead product manager?
  3. Can you walk through a specific instance where you conducted discovery directly on-site with frontline warehouse staff, dispatchers, or drivers to identify operational bottlenecks?

PM rubric (applied role)72.0 / 100Review

CriterionScoreWeightPointsEvidenceRationale
PM-1 Hands-on logistics operations experience5/530%30Owned manufacturing coordination, procurement, packaging, and fulfilment across 3 product linesDemonstrates over 2 years (Jan 2019 – Feb 2021) personally managing manufacturing, packaging, and fulfillment operations.
PM-2 Builds from observed pain; peers adopt it3/520%12Built order fulfilment process from scratch — handled 120–180 orders monthly at peak through a combination of in-house packing and third-party logistics partnershipsShows one self-built operational process created for own startup use without evidence of wider peer adoption.
PM-3 Sole ownership with no layer in between3/520%12Reports to PM Lead; owns feature discovery and spec, co-owns delivery priority decisionsOwned features inside a broader product area with a PM Lead above them.
PM-4 Discovery directly with operators3/515%9Conducts quarterly seller listening sessions — 15 calls per quarter with sellers of different sizes and categories to understand evolving pain pointsConducted regular user research with marketplace sellers rather than frontline logistics operators.
PM-5 Candour: kills, post-mortems, owning what went wrong3/515%9iterated 3 times in the first month based on seller feedback before stabilisingMentions fixing problems through post-launch iterations, but names no explicit failure, kill, or personal miss.

SPM rubric (other role)64.0 / 100Review

CriterionScoreWeightPointsEvidenceRationale
SPM-1 Hands-on logistics operations experience4/525%20Co-founded a D2C health food brand; owned manufacturing coordination, procurement, packaging, and fulfilment across 3 product linesProvides clear, specific evidence of running hands-on logistics and fulfilment operations end-to-end in at least one role.
SPM-2 Senior-most owner, no one above them in the function4/525%20Co-Founder & Operations LeadClear evidence of being the senior-most owner of operations with no one above them in at least one role.
SPM-3 Turns fixes into standing practice3/520%12Conducts quarterly seller listening sessions — 15 calls per quarter with sellers of different sizes and categories to understand evolving pain pointsEstablishes recurring operational cadence, but it remains tied to the candidate's active presence rather than an institutionalised practice running independently.
SPM-4 Judgement under pressure, stated plainly3/515%9handled quality disputes, lead time negotiations, and last-minute reformulationsShows handling high-pressure operational situations, but does not detail specific hard calls or failures with reasoning.
SPM-5 Grows people who then get promoted1/515%3noneThe CV contains no evidence of mentoring, running 1:1s, or developing people toward promotion.

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Product Manager
[REDACTED] · [REDACTED] · Delhi NCR · [REDACTED]
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Product Manager with 3 years in product, preceded by 2 years running operations for a D2C food brand I
co-founded. Owned manufacturing coordination, supplier relationships, and order fulfilment end to end — not from
a desk. The brand was acquired in 2021. Looking to bring operational instincts into a more complex supply chain
environment.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Associate Product Manager → Product Manager
Meesho (Marketplace & Seller Products, 1000+ employees), Bengaluru · Mar 2022 – Present
— PM for the seller onboarding and catalogue management product area — 800,000+ active sellers on the platform
— Led redesign of the seller product listing flow; reduced time-to-first-product-live from 4 days to 11 hours through
streamlined validation rules and guided entry flows
— Shipped a bulk catalogue upload feature that reduced support tickets from sellers by 40% in 60 days; iterated 3
times in the first month based on seller feedback before stabilising
— Reports to PM Lead; owns feature discovery and spec, co-owns delivery priority decisions
— Conducts quarterly seller listening sessions — 15 calls per quarter with sellers of different sizes and categories to
understand evolving pain points
Co-Founder & Operations Lead
FreshCircle Foods (D2C Health Foods), Delhi NCR · Jan 2019 – Feb 2021
— Co-founded a D2C health food brand; owned manufacturing coordination, procurement, packaging, and fulfilment
across 3 product lines
— Managed relationships with 6 contract manufacturers and 4 packaging vendors — handled quality disputes, lead
time negotiations, and last-minute reformulations
— Built order fulfilment process from scratch — handled 120–180 orders monthly at peak through a combination of
in-house packing and third-party logistics partnerships
— Brand acquired by a larger D2C aggregator in February 2021; stayed through the transition for 3 months to
complete supplier and ops handover
EDUCATION
B.A., Economics (Hons.) · Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi · 2015–2018 · First Division
SKILLS & CERTIFICATIONS
Product management · D2C operations · Supplier management · JIRA · Figma · SQL · Google Analytics · Looker ·
Shopify
Growth Marketing Certification – Reforge (2023)