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      User Experience Designer Interview

      29 Jan 2018
      Anonymous employee
      Cary, NC
      Accepted offer
      Positive experience
      Easy interview

      Application

      I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at SAS (Cary, NC) in May 2015

      Interview

      The interview process for this role was very easy. It starts with a background check to verify that you have a background in Design, most preferably from the NC State School of Design. You will be asked to provide a brief "art show" of your most proud projects and asked to explain how you believe your ideas will "delight" the user of your imaginary product. Don't worry about this part, as it's all very subjective in nature. There are no right or wrong answers to this section of the interview. The most difficult part of the process is when you're asked general questions about your background and who you know at SAS. Being related to, or even tangentially acquainted with an employee of political importance is greatly beneficial. Perhaps you attended an event where a member of the founding family spoke. Mention it! Be sure to gush about how much you admire that person and all they've done in society. The interview concludes. You should receive an offer within a few days.

      Interview questions [4]

      Question 1

      What is the shorthand spelling for "user experience"?
      Answer question

      Question 2

      Do you attend the NC State School of Design?
      1 Answer

      Question 3

      You are in a meeting where you present a design to a room full of stakeholders. They discuss the features of your design and do not even acknowledge you are in the room. There is a particular feature they don't like, and they request you change it. How do you respond?
      1 Answer

      Question 4

      You are working on a product team and another team member provides you with a design idea. The idea solves a short term problem but creates a longer term problem that is much more difficult to deal with. How do you respond?
      1 Answer
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