Name a non-facebook application. After answering, the interviewer asked "How would you conduct a study to understand the pain points people face using this application and low engagement?" given that you only have 3 weeks to do so. Based on your answer, the interviewer would push for further details and nudge you on how exactly you would do things. The purpose is to understand how you think, so it's encouraged to think out loud.
During the second session, I was asked to come up with a fictional scenario to illustrate how I would conduct research
Data shows lots of users are uninstalling an app just a few weeks after starting to use it. How would you design a research study to understand what's happening?
What cross-functional teams did you work with?
How would you rate your experience with the following research methods? (Focus groups, In-depth interviews, surveys, etc.)
Are you more qualitative or quantitative?
Who would you work with in this research? Why?
They asked about my process, my past research experience, and how I work with others. Collaboration is very important to them, as well as people who are willing to jump in and work with what is given to them.
STAR, behavioral questions like " tell me about a time when you went about and beyond of what was required from you"
What is your favorite research method? What is a website/app that you like or hate and why?
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