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1. Tell us about yourself, your background, and your professional and personal interests. 2. What’s motivating you to explore a new role? What is most important for you in a company you’re thinking about joining? Is there anything in particular that excites you about SchooLinks? 3. What products, services, apps do you personally use on a regular basis that inspire (or repulse!) you and influence your own work as a designer? 4. What does the term "startup" mean to you? 5. What are the most important design principles that apply to creating good enterprise (as opposed to consumer) software products? 6. Tell us about the most complicated project/user experience you’ve designed? Why was it complicated? Were you satisfied with the end result? (Hint: we don't mean most complicated project or what the hardest project was, we mean the most complicated interface in terms of interaction, state management, workflow considerations, etc.) 7. What is a design skills of yours that you think is weakest? how have you sought to improve? 8. How do you ensure you are handing off your designs to developers effectively? 9. We have student products, school district-facing products, and business-facing products for hiring and engaging with schools and students. Which of these would you be most excited to work on and why? 10. What is the most controversial or unconventional belief you have about design principles or design process? 11. Describe a design choice you made and implemented that didn't go as planned. How did you respond and correct your mistake? 12. What is the purpose of a library file in Figma? 13. What are some of your fears about joining SchooLinks? [maybe "fear" is a strong word, but what would you like to avoid and what are you apprehensive about?] 14. What questions do you have about SchooLinks or the role?
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Ui\Ux Designer

Interviewed at SchooLinks

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Jan 25, 2024

1. Tell us about yourself, your background, and your professional and personal interests. 2. What’s motivating you to explore a new role? What is most important for you in a company you’re thinking about joining? Is there anything in particular that excites you about SchooLinks? 3. What products, services, apps do you personally use on a regular basis that inspire (or repulse!) you and influence your own work as a designer? 4. What does the term "startup" mean to you? 5. What are the most important design principles that apply to creating good enterprise (as opposed to consumer) software products? 6. Tell us about the most complicated project/user experience you’ve designed? Why was it complicated? Were you satisfied with the end result? (Hint: we don't mean most complicated project or what the hardest project was, we mean the most complicated interface in terms of interaction, state management, workflow considerations, etc.) 7. What is a design skills of yours that you think is weakest? how have you sought to improve? 8. How do you ensure you are handing off your designs to developers effectively? 9. We have student products, school district-facing products, and business-facing products for hiring and engaging with schools and students. Which of these would you be most excited to work on and why? 10. What is the most controversial or unconventional belief you have about design principles or design process? 11. Describe a design choice you made and implemented that didn't go as planned. How did you respond and correct your mistake? 12. What is the purpose of a library file in Figma? 13. What are some of your fears about joining SchooLinks? [maybe "fear" is a strong word, but what would you like to avoid and what are you apprehensive about?] 14. What questions do you have about SchooLinks or the role?

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