Job Interview Questions
Interview questions: - Tell me about the project you’re most proud of.
- What worked and why? - What would you do differently?
- Give a personal definition of diversity and an example of how you've worked to be more inclusive. - Tell me about your experience making software more accessible.
- Where do you gather your information? - What’s the most surprising thing you’ve learned?
- What do you know about [company]?
- Do you have any experience with enterprise software? - How are you setting your own time constraints? - Are you comfortable working with a defined style guide or Wild West style? - Tell me about your experience with Agile
- What drew you into UX Design?
- What do you see your expertise? - What do you love to do? - What’s your super-power? What can you teach us? - What do you want to get better at? - What’s your ideal way of communicating findings - How do you face a really steep learning curve? - How do you go about learning a new system?
- What tools do you prefer? - Ask about current position
- What are the characteristics of your current job you’d hope to find here? - What projects have you led and tell me about your strategy? - How do you know you’ve achieved success? - Tell me about an opportunity you identified - - what did you do about it? - Why/why not? - How did that work out? - You’ve always been consulting: what constraints would you remove?
- If you could shape this role what would it look like to you? What’s your ideal role? - It sounds like you’ve had to handle a lot of difficult conversations - what’s your approach? - What’s your biggest ethical concern about [future tech | current tech | the industry]? - What questions do you have for us?
Phone interview questions:
- Set time constraints - Set expectations for asking questions - Tell me a little about yourself - What do you know about Boomi?
- Tell candidate about our products
- Ask about current position
- What challenges did you encounter there? - Delve into anything interesting - How many projects do you typically manage at a time?
- Understanding of the role we’re hiring for?
- Does it match what you’re looking for? - Why this particular team?
- How do you feel about joining an emerging practice? - Questions from them?
Tips:
- The main thing is to ask for examples about everything. A lot of times even when you do, the candidates will answer with "Yeah, I can do that" or "Yeah, I like that", but you have to keep pushing for an example.
- http://www.inc.com/lou-adler/best-interview-question-ever.html