Phone interview: purely about my interests. Was asked questions such as "what brand do you admire and why?" On-Site interview: The questions were unique to my presentation and was asked to apply that to something at Microsoft. For example, I showed an interest in animation, so I was asked to apply that to MS Excel, or how that could help improve X feature in Excel.
About my thought process and general questions on family, education, work experience etc.
I was interviewing for a UX job and I was asked how I design a storage redundancy system for a data center. It wasn’t really a hard question but stood out because it had nothing to do with UX or general work experiences.
-Het volbrengen van een taak was een uitdaging, maar ook een kans om jezelf te bewijzen en te zien of je binnen het bedrijf en de functie zou passen
What would you ask a user in order to understand how Wix can be usefull for him?
Can you explain what your design process looks like?
The personality interviews were very standard (tell us about your experience, what are your strengths, tell me about a time you...), but the technical interviews were not standard. The first round was actually crazy it was a scenario that was so far out of left field and not related to UX, I am pretty sure it was something like what would you do if you were tiny and stuck in a blender, etc.
What's one design book or resource you'd recommend to a fellow Designer.
they basically focused on me and how
Stupid question like what is your fav app and if you can make it better.
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