Research interests, knowledge check on statistics and UX research methodology, questions to gauge your ability to create a research plan that is user-focused and also product-centric. Behavioral questions on communication, management, and collaboration style. Skills check on analytical techniques.
Tell me the most difficult situation that you found yourself in during a project and how you managed to overcome it.
Take us through a project you designed and completed.
My prior description was already quite descriptive.
What were some difficulties you encountered and how did you resolve them.
Why would you like to work for Facebook?
Over the interviews, I was asked many questions :) Many situational/behavioral based questions or how I would react to a specific scenario
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.
What if stakeholders disagree with your research plan? Or want you to deliver these research activities within much shorter timelines? How would you approach this scenario?
Describe a project where you faced substantial challenges and how did you tackle those challenges?
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