At one point the director was trying to get a specific answer out of me, but I was unable to come up with the exact solution she was thinking of. Basically she wanted to know how to get a user to make a predetermined choice. I went for fun and light answers, seeking user empathy as an answer. But she wanted a specific answer and it wasn't as touchy/feely as my approach. Hate when that happens, but I'm sure they know there's more than one way to do things.
Why booking.com?
I don't recall anything unexpected, more if I am familiar with the platform and technology that they are using within that specific division and how comfortable I am with working in those technologies.
It depends on your experience and background. They really want to know who you are.
why applying for this job role, describe your best project, why design education, what did you learn from your master's program which you had no idea before
UX Design tasks were given on the spot
The portfolio review
Since it an entry level position, the very first question i had to face was: What is UX? This is indeed a very tricky question.
Talk us through your design process.
What is your process
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