Typical questions were asked about personality, work experience, problem-solving approaches, and past challenges. There was also a personality assessment and logical and reasoning tests. The most challenging yet rewarding part was the business case. Although I was aware that my input could potentially be used "for free", the main focus of the discussion felt genuine and the atmosphere was open and friendly.
Mr. Vinit sir asked me tell what is your domain designing or front end developing?
Where did you get your Master Degree?
I was given a full task one week in advance about how to solve a problem that requires user research and stakeholders understanding skills. I was asked to present a 6 weeks plan for the task.
Can you tell us about one of your projects?
How much are you looking for?
Why not?
To define a high-level content strategy for the Flo app product.
I wish I could remember the individual questions, but the nearly traumatic process is all that stayed in my mind. The questions were appropriate but disjointed, because so many people were speaking. I had to turn my thinking from one area to another repeatedly for the hour
Did you know there's another role that's open that may be a better fit? (from jr designer - Pretty inappropriate and irrelevant question)
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