Having a one-on-one with the hiring manager is expected for a UX design interview. In this video, explore the one-on-one interview with the hiring manager and what to expect.
- Most often the hiring manager…is the last person you'll speak to.…This is probably one of the most important interviews,…because the relationship you'll have with your manager…will be one of the most important relationships…you'll have at the company.…During their one-on-one with you,…hiring managers will talk to you about the role…and answer any questions you may have…about the team, about themselves, or about the company.…They're looking for your impressions of the day.…It's important that you take this time to evaluate…whether or not this is someone you can work with…and want to work for.…
Since you already met the hiring manager previously,…this conversation should be focused around the role,…your impressions of the team,…and any follow up questions you have around the company.…I recommend asking questions about the team…and how engaged the product teams are with the design team.…You may have more questions about the project itself…and stakeholders that you may want to ask about.…If there were any questions that came up for you…
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12/7/2018- Different UX career options
- Acing your phone interview with the hiring manager
- Tackling a design exercise
- Tips for presenting your portfolio
- How to approach a whiteboarding exercise
- Interviewing with a design teammate and the product manager
- Evaluating the offer
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