Everything You Need To Know About UX Design Job Interviews (Live walkthrough)

Fast forward in your career change for a moment: Imagine that you've learned all about UX design, developed the skills you need, gathered some experience, and found some amazing jobs to apply for. But now you've got to interview for those jobs-which requires another set of skills and time to prepare!
In this live, interactive interview session with Alessandro Di Dedda-one of CareerFoundry's own career specialists-and Anela Garcia-UX design graduate-you’ll learn how to prepare for job interviews and get a sneak peek at the career coaching and job preparation that makes CareerFoundry such an excellent place to kickstart your new career.
We'll look at three sections of an interview and how to ace an interview every step of the way:
- Background and motivation
- Project review
- Candidate’s questions
This is a recording of an online session that took place on June 9th, 2021. Wherever you are in your career, if you're gearing up for an interview or two, this session will give you some excellent insights!
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Want more interview breakdowns like this? What would you like to see us cover on the channel? Let us know in the comments.

[@vaxel2]

Great content! Absolute gold for anybody willing to listen. Watching the video I was wondering if it would make sense to have (maybe in some future content) also sort of a "negative example" to compare to; it might collect some of the most common mistakes that an applicant might do, such as lack/excess of some parts, misused "tone of voice", and so on. Thanks again :)

[@amcinvestments]

As a new UX Designer, yes I would love to see more interview processes like this

[@desig1rl]

is it ok to reference notes in an interview cuz i can’t remember all this 😢😅

[@debobratadebnath]

My approach should be: Although I haven't used the product or I don't have any access to use it, so my first approach as a UX designer is to get as much information about the company and the product itself. So when talking about improving a product or its service, we need to search the areas where users facing problems. For that, we can search various forums, app stores, social media, where user commenting their problems. it would be good if I can talk to the real user, who is using the product. The comments could be service-related, app related, the product itself, but we need to filter the most common problem user facing. As I have the real problem with me, now I can research more on it and come out with a solution and present it when needed.

[@abdurrahmanhalis]

Very insightful and real, thank you for sharing the session! Definitely would love to see more.. This might be the crux of decision making process from the company's perspective but it might be good to see examples from the sessions that preceed and follow this one as well.

[@amcinvestments]

This is great information. Thanks

[@TshepisoQMokgosi]

DOPE!🔥🔥

[@careerfoundry]

Thanks!