Yo, I watched your video this morning and interviewed 4 hours later (2nd stage) and they asked 1: Tell me about yourself, I already had my one. 2. Design process, I knew this but couldn't articulate it like you but I memorised your answer beforehand and when they asked, I just said it like you. Me covering it like you basically covered a whole lot, they did ask on how I get feedbacks and I said in the testing phase and also user research that had been done by the company. I'm like you, got Html/CSS JavaScript skills and they just asked a couple of things, also if I've used mysql before which I have. 3. They also asked Where I see myself in 3 to 5 years, I didn't use your example because I think some companies would frown on you trying to jump ship, I used this czcams.com/video/wl5E_G3yBKA/video.html Word for word. They ask me the next big thing and I said Augmented Reality. I was supposed to hear back from them on a Friday, they got back to me less than an hour later. Your video was really really helpful. It gave me confidence. Thanks so much 🔥👊🏾. I'm subbing.
I can't thank you enough Kayung, got 3 offers from product based companies! I tailored the answers a bit to my needs but kept the overall structure and in a couple interviews I had these exact questions asked to me.
Thanks for so much.. Your this interview session really helped out me to get Ux designer job. I couldn’t believe they followed same pattern as you told here. Thank you alot 🙏🏻
Hey, I really like your video. I have few most asked questions other than what you have covered in the video: 1. What are the biggest challenge you have faced till now? 2. What is your biggest achievement so far? 3. How do you handle a situation when your team members do not agree on the designs you have made? I have interviews lined up this coming week, hope to get your answer soon!
Hey~ your 1 and 2 are very personal, I don't think I can answer that for you.. as for your #3, check out my point "how do you handle feedback. Good luck with your interviews!
Thank you so much for this amazing video. I have a product designer interview tomorrow and the way you've explained things is amazing and so articulate. I'm taking notes and writing down my experiences and how I'd answer these questions so I feel more prepared. This is awesome and truly helpful!
Thank you so much, pal. This video is the gem of my life. The way you described was wonderful and also this helps me to connect one point to another. I watched your video earlier this month and interviewed later. Most things happened as you mentioned in this video. I got back their reply sooner. Thank you so much.
1st of all, you need to be good enough to secure an interview. and 2nd, most companies I talked to are for contract work, that's why the number is high.
i was lost , but now im so confident that im going to make it 8) , but i do have a question , so they are not going to ask about specific topics in design like google material design and the difference between ux and ui , and also ux research framework and methods? thanks in advance
Hi i have a question, Sometimes client want to change something that we know is not a good practice or something that will not work. What should we do in that situation..?
I'd give my best suggestions, but if they still want the other way, I'd follow their instruction. Think of it this way, if you're a hairdresser and your client wants you to shave his head, you know it'll be bad but he's paying for it, would you do it?
hey kayung first of all thank you for your valuable content; your content is really valuable i have learned a lot from you. so, i have query regarding portfolio like how to structure a portfolio if i want to apply for full time position for ui designer, as well as continue freelancing as a side hustle ? what would you suggest in this scenario? i hope you got my que.
Hey Rohit, I think it's less about your portfolio structure and more about your work. I always advise people to just use Dribbble as their portfolio rather than having a personal one. I made a video to talk more about this point. czcams.com/video/w7HG_MPAgbg/video.html
Yo, I watched your video this morning and interviewed 4 hours later (2nd stage) and they asked
1: Tell me about yourself, I already had my one.
2. Design process, I knew this but couldn't articulate it like you but I memorised your answer beforehand and when they asked, I just said it like you. Me covering it like you basically covered a whole lot, they did ask on how I get feedbacks and I said in the testing phase and also user research that had been done by the company.
I'm like you, got Html/CSS JavaScript skills and they just asked a couple of things, also if I've used mysql before which I have.
3. They also asked Where I see myself in 3 to 5 years, I didn't use your example because I think some companies would frown on you trying to jump ship, I used this
czcams.com/video/wl5E_G3yBKA/video.html
Word for word.
They ask me the next big thing and I said Augmented Reality.
I was supposed to hear back from them on a Friday, they got back to me less than an hour later. Your video was really really helpful. It gave me confidence.
Thanks so much 🔥👊🏾. I'm subbing.
Did you get the job mate
@@HandMeDeals yes I did.
@@London2ATL congrats!
@@HandMeDeals thank you.
stoked to hear that man, congrats on landing the job! well done :)
Start from 6:12 for interview questions.
I can't thank you enough Kayung, got 3 offers from product based companies! I tailored the answers a bit to my needs but kept the overall structure and in a couple interviews I had these exact questions asked to me.
aww that's great, congrats!
Thanks for so much.. Your this interview session really helped out me to get Ux designer job. I couldn’t believe they followed same pattern as you told here. Thank you alot 🙏🏻
Awww, that's what'd love to hear! So glad it helped you land a job. Well done!
Hey, I really like your video. I have few most asked questions other than what you have covered in the video:
1. What are the biggest challenge you have faced till now?
2. What is your biggest achievement so far?
3. How do you handle a situation when your team members do not agree on the designs you have made?
I have interviews lined up this coming week, hope to get your answer soon!
Hey~ your 1 and 2 are very personal, I don't think I can answer that for you.. as for your #3, check out my point "how do you handle feedback. Good luck with your interviews!
@@KaYungCalebLai Thank you for your response. Could you make a video to show tips and tricks walking through the portfolio?
Thank you so much for this amazing video. I have a product designer interview tomorrow and the way you've explained things is amazing and so articulate. I'm taking notes and writing down my experiences and how I'd answer these questions so I feel more prepared. This is awesome and truly helpful!
Hope you land the job! Good luck!
Thank you so much, pal. This video is the gem of my life. The way you described was wonderful and also this helps me to connect one point to another. I watched your video earlier this month and interviewed later. Most things happened as you mentioned in this video. I got back their reply sooner. Thank you so much.
"This video is the gem of my life" what a lovely statement! Glad that you land your dream job! Happy to help always :)
Dude over 6 minutes to get to the point
Gonna have an interview for a junior UI/UX role in my dream company, this video definitely helps a lot. Thanks!
Good Luck
Thank you for the question, love it!
No problem, hope it helps!
Thank you for the valuable video, i just got accepted for a fresher position with a very good offer.
Great video, you covered the most important Q&A. Thanks and keep it
Glad you liked it!
i have to say thank u. because your video help me to pass the english interview!! thanks!!!
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for this video. It’s very helpful.
This video is pretty nice and helpful. Thanks Caleb
Thanks!
Greatly appreciated your work. :)
So nice of you :)
Thank you soo much! This helps a lot for me to the interview!!
Glad to hear that!
It's absolutely amazing content. It's really helpful buddy. Thanks a lot. It was very useful for me.
Good to hear it's helpful! Thanks for the support :)
Thank you
I appreciate you very much for doing this video
no problem mate!
As a junior ui ux designer what questions should I be expecting, when I'm going for a job interview for the very first time? Thanks in advance
Thanks so much, so helpful
very useful and practical video
So damn helpful
Thanks!!
Thank you so much!)
I feel like I'm the only one without a job right now lol
600+ companies? doesnt that mean you aren't doing very well at the interviews?
1st of all, you need to be good enough to secure an interview. and 2nd, most companies I talked to are for contract work, that's why the number is high.
i was lost , but now im so confident that im going to make it 8) , but i do have a question , so they are not going to ask about specific topics in design like google material design and the difference between ux and ui , and also ux research framework and methods?
thanks in advance
Starts at 6:10
Hi i have a question,
Sometimes client want to change something that we know is not a good practice or something that will not work. What should we do in that situation..?
I'd give my best suggestions, but if they still want the other way, I'd follow their instruction. Think of it this way, if you're a hairdresser and your client wants you to shave his head, you know it'll be bad but he's paying for it, would you do it?
"They aren't paying me to say this", "But go ahead and use my code to get 15% off"... bro wtf. Video starts at @6:15
that's why youtube has timestamp and you're twisting my words :)
This feels more of a ui role. If you’re not doing research and analysis you’re not doing ux.
there is a role called ux researcher, and that is totally different from designing the actual product.
What would you say if they ask you to lower your hourly rate?
I usually have a minimum, below that I'll pass the project to my other contractors.
@@KaYungCalebLai May I ask what is your minimum at this moment?
@@bahaedakka $75/h USD.
it is necessary to learn html and css
but no, it's not necessary. I covered some of the points in this video.
czcams.com/video/trmykiCRcHw/video.html
hey kayung first of all thank you for your valuable content; your content is really valuable i have learned a lot from you. so, i have query regarding portfolio like how to structure a portfolio if i want to apply for full time position for ui designer, as well as continue freelancing as a side hustle ? what would you suggest in this scenario? i hope you got my que.
Hey Rohit, I think it's less about your portfolio structure and more about your work. I always advise people to just use Dribbble as their portfolio rather than having a personal one. I made a video to talk more about this point.
czcams.com/video/w7HG_MPAgbg/video.html
600 companies my ass...
closer to 700 now. Out of that 700 interviews, landed 103 clients. so that's about 1 in 7 close rate, not too bad.