Gist d0681607676dc0c9d2a155ab07cb8cc0

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Gist d0681607676dc0c9d2a155ab07cb8cc0

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Created on Jan 10, 2026

This visualization maps interview questions for a product management role at a B2B software company, showing how they cluster around themes like platform strategy, domain expertise, and roadmap execution. Using d3.forceSimulation, it positions nodes in a network layout, with each question rendered as a text label and connected by proximity-based links. The code reads the questions from a JSON array and applies color coding to distinguish core competencies, while a zoomable and draggable interface lets viewers explore the semantic relationships between hiring criteria.

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