Explain your research process. How do you handle competing priorities/projects as a UX Researcher? How do you know your results are valid at the end of a study? What is your communication style? If you could invite any three people to a dinner party, who would it be and why?
He just asked the basics.
Knowledge of XSS
I really liked the emphasis on strategy, metrics, and translating user experience to value and revenue in the questions I was asked. I also appreciated how clear the interviewers were about needing someone who could step in and provide the research team with some TLC and development.
How do you manage stakeholders?
Asked about research/design process, how I'd approach technical and business challenges, etc.
Over the interviews, I was asked many questions :) Many situational/behavioral based questions or how I would react to a specific scenario
Given the visual design mockup you just presented from your portfolio, tell me how you might go about implementing a framework like this for other developers to consume.
Work experience and knowledge in IT industries
All questions were very sensible and were either about my experience or questions on how I would approach a situation or a task. Example - I was asked how I would deal with a disagreement among colleagues or with a superior in regards to conducting research, and how I dealt with a similar situation in the past.
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