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Interviewed for 2 FAANG companies as a Product Designer. AMA : r/UXDesign

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r/UXDesign is for people working in UX to discuss research and design problems, career advancement, and the profession. Questions about finding a job and portfolio reviews will be redirected to our weekly sticked threads. Post flair is required. User flair is recommended and can be customized. Please review sub rules before posting or commenting. The past two months have been a whirlwind! I managed to go through the full interview process for three companies, including two FAANG giants, for a Product Designer role. While it was an intense experience, I learned so much about design interviews, portfolio presentations, whiteboard challenges, and how to navigate the often nerve-wracking process. When I started preparing, I struggled to find clear and actionable advice tailored to design roles. So now, I’d love to share everything I’ve learned to help others in the same boat. Whether it’s about preparing your portfolio, tackling design challenges, or managing the final onsite interview, I’

Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. I would love to see an example of "good storytelling" in a case study or presentation context. I've seen this be repeated as a key skill hiring managers look for, yet no one willing to point to an actual example. Many YouTubers have the same ole process/format... As a designer who prefer to be more of a deliberate thinker rather than a quick thinker do I ever have a chance for something like this? If im being asked to solve something, i really prefer to have my own time to think it through. Usually when asked on the…

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