Remote UX whiteboard mock interview | Part 2 (2/2) // How to approach design whiteboard challenges
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I had my first 10-minute whiteboard session and I bombed it. This was really helpful how I could improve. Thank you
this was so clearly laid out
Hi Soy,
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It is super helpful! I'm about to have my first whiteboard challenge in a few hours and I feel a lot better about it now. Love your content! :)
Best of luck! I'm sure you will nail it and glad to hear that my content was helpful :)
thank you so much, this is one my first experiences with whiteboarding. I really learnt from you.
This is one of the best mock-up interviews I've seen thank you so much
Very helpful video! I agree with all the feedback you gave. I would have also liked to see explorations of potential solutions outside an app, even if an app in the end is the best solution. Another thing that I think would have been great to see would be a reflection during the wrap up... during the challenge what the interviewee thought they did good/not so good.
The feedback really nailed it.
Why does this video have just about 1000 views…. Thank you so much for doing this soy,this is very helpful. And your feedback was amazing 👏
Aww thank you for liking this video! I have another app critique mock interview video coming up this weekend. And would be posting UX related video on a regular basis. Stay tuned!
thanks soy
Hi Soy, is it common that you dont have time to draw a wireframe but just ended up with some design ideations?
Good question! Yes time management is very important and we always run out of time in whiteboard sessions. I usually try my best to draw at least a few screens if possible but there were times I just didn’t have time to draw anything. Some companies expect you to create some screens while others are more interested in your thought process
@@soydesign thank you for the reply Soy! And thank you for the video, I did an amazing job on my whiteboard challenge, and I have learned the most from your video. I really appreciate it💕
@@tracyy6619 really glad to hear that! Hope you will land your dream job :)