UX Job Interview: 5 Principles to Help You Nail the Answers

With a few previous videos on the UX interviews and how you as a UX designer or researcher can optimise your chances of getting that UX job we only scratched the surface. In this new episode, I'll share 5 (+1) critical principles that can boost your chances of communicating clearly and being understood tenfold. Make sure to reflect on which of these you've been already doing and what you still need to invest time into.
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[@AlvaroDiazCastro]

May I add: Bring value to the design offer, set as the one who has experience related and actionable into ideas, features, optimizations for the project. Add value as a designer and set relevance to the project and context. That's will be my move to set a fence to the common "price - fee" conversation. I got this from last IG post from Chris Do. If the recruiter can visualize a match between the designer and the project, don't you be the bottle of water in the supermarket, BE the bucket of ice cold beer in the desert. :)

[@abodiit]

This is the best channel I found that cover UX in such a realistic way on TH-cam, Thank you

[@analordello]

I have an interview tomorrow! Wish I could use a time machine

[@vaexperience]

Hey hope it went well?

[@radiantone2097]

Your chanel is GOLD! Please do not stop! It's so hard to find so practical advices and materials for UX Designers, you are doing an amazing job, it's so interesting listening to you!

[@isabelladecampos4184]

Perfect timing!! Can’t wait 🙏🏼

[@r3sp3c7attack]

Man that was really useful in fact it will help me with my life in general, thank you!

[@_ap__]

Thank you for your efforts, this was really gold. Going to apply every point will all my sincerity.
More interviews related videos please.

[@creatoratplay]

This is super helpful. Thank you!!

[@Oswee]

Could you make a video about sharing "portfolio"? Not in a classical sense of portfolios, but as a progression of some development. Basically, how i went from a bad design to the current one and what was the reasoning behind making these or other changes. It could even public portfolio, but personally for me it's more important to capture my changes and reasoning for myself. Why did i decided to use this particular spacing? Or typography. Or layout. Etc.
When you work in Figma, you typically are making changes in-place... and you loose the previous state if that is not captured in detached instance. But if you do capture, then Figma becomes pretty bloated.
Secondary goal is to build portfolio and to showcase my thought process for potential customers or employees.
Think of it as part of personal branding.

[@BrunoAlves-uy3sl]

Thanks!

[@sahilpawarr]

Vy i got a job learning from yor videos, thanks man appreciate your work

[@vaexperience]

superb!

[@fahimraffiee3323]

Thank you! Could you please get to more details? What kind of questions that PMs, engineers, or UI/UX designers at the interview may ask?