Phone interview: purely about my interests. Was asked questions such as "what brand do you admire and why?" On-Site interview: The questions were unique to my presentation and was asked to apply that to something at Microsoft. For example, I showed an interest in animation, so I was asked to apply that to MS Excel, or how that could help improve X feature in Excel.
In depth questioning on the design process that I followed
I was interviewing for a UX job and I was asked how I design a storage redundancy system for a data center. It wasn’t really a hard question but stood out because it had nothing to do with UX or general work experiences.
About my thought process and general questions on family, education, work experience etc.
Why did you choose Investec?
What would you tell a stakeholder who asked you to make a change that you did not recommend?
I was asked to complete a heuristic review of a cloud platform of the video conferencing service. After about 45 minutes, I was introduced to some software developers and presented my findings from the review.
I was asked through some user scenarios during the interview and asked how I would tackle them.
Will you be able to deliver
things about HTML and CSS
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