Only 2% of users rate answers — is your quality metric even real?
Metric designHardProblem. Your main "quality" metric is the thumbs-up rate, but only ~2% of responses get rated. Leadership wants to track quality with it. Why is that risky, and how would you measure quality more trustworthily?
Before you reveal: say your answer out loud, as if you were in the real interview — get your reasoning across clearly first. There is no single correct answer: reading what the interviewer is really after and defending your own thinking is what makes an answer strong.