Questions are not difficult to answer if you're honest about your CV. They're just asking your R/R for the project. Interviewer is very focusing on the attitude and also trying to catch whether the applicant is smart or not. So you should be able to articulate your thought very well, which will give them an impression that you're bright.
How do you to handle working in an ambiguous environment?
Summarize your experience creating/implementing (vs supporting) a UX vision
About my experience on motion graphics and designing field
What are your strengths and weaknesses
Are you familiar with backward design?
They asked me how I would handle telling a designer that their approach to a problem was not good.
Make a 30 minute case study presentation.
Talked through day to day work, challenges + risk opportunities of certain projects. Asked to go through strengths/weaknesses
In this post-covid world, how do you ensure a strong team culture with hybrid working? (most of the team wfh the majority of the time)
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