Assume you are an Amazon engineer, the review scores of amazon items are sometimes biased, because people usually give a score only if they strongly like it or strongly dislike it. How would you know if the review score of a given item is biased or not?
What's your current UX research process like?
What were your strengths and weaknesses in your previous role?
Typical UX Rsearcher questions: process, methods, case study examples, approach to hypothetical problem
How have you shown impact at your current company?
I won’t divulge specifics but there were no surprises. We had in depth technical discussions about qualitative and quantitative research, approach to research and design.
Why are you looking for a new position?
What experience do you have with interviewing users?
Tell me about a past research project where you experienced challenges.
What was your favourite research method? What does your research process look like? What tools have you used before?
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