All questions were very sensible and were either about my experience or questions on how I would approach a situation or a task. Example - I was asked how I would deal with a disagreement among colleagues or with a superior in regards to conducting research, and how I dealt with a similar situation in the past.
How has your past experience prepared you for this role?
Discussed my previous projects and was asked what I learned from them and why I took the steps that I did in completing them.
Most questions related to past research projects, they went through my CV as we were talking.
Why made you want to study UX? Why the UX rotational program?
Quelle méthodologies de la user research maîtrisez-vous ?
Tell me about your past projects.
Questions specific to research I've done in the past
How do you see user research fitting into the product development cycle?
One question had me think about a game that I played recently and describe what I liked and didn't like about it and why. Another question asked me about how I would design a study to answer a number of questions that the designers have for a hypothetical game.
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