How do you build a 3-year vision supporting roadmap and future options?
This tests strategic planning and executive communication. Map the 1-year roadmap to gaps, invest in extensible primitives, and frame enabling work as optionality with metrics. Red flag: an engineering wishlist disconnected from business outcomes.
This tests whether you can architect for uncertainty while maintaining business alignment. A strong answer covers four areas: first, decompose the 1-year roadmap into capability gaps and platform needs; second, design extensible primitives that create option value for unplanned directions; third, quantify enabling work as risk reduction or time-to-market acceleration; fourth, communicate via a rolling roadmap with clear stage-gates. Red flag: a 3-year plan presented as fixed commitments instead of a decision framework.
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