Blind newbie here. I’ve got interviews with Google and Meta coming up for UX research roles. I’m transitioning from academia into industry and these are my first UXR interviews. Not trying to get laughed out of the (virtual) room.
Already spoken to internal recruiters so these are the 1-to-1 conversations with UXRs. Any advice on how or what to prepare?
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For Google I don’t remember it feeling like a case study I think it was more scenario based. They sort of painted a picture of a situation and I was asked to recommend a research method(s). We did this for like 3 to 5 examples.
Apologies if this information is outdated; hope it helps!
Update: I did a functional screen with Google last week and it was actually a single case this time. We started high level “the team wants to explore this new project area” and spent probably 40 min just getting increasingly more granular “now they have a prototype” and “now it’s two weeks before launch” etc.