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• User Research

  A time you used User Research: the problem, what you did yourself, and what happened.

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1. 1.Walk us through a project in your portfolio from brief to outcome.portfolio

   Why they ask: Process.

   How to answer: Problem, research, iterations, measured result.

2. 2.How do you handle feedback you disagree with?behavioural

   Why they ask: Collaboration.

   How to answer: Clarify the goal, test, decide with evidence.

3. 3.How have you used User Research in production, and what went wrong at least once?technical

   Why they ask: User Research is named in the posting.

   How to answer: One concrete project, one honest lesson.

4. 4.Tell me about yourself and why this role.behavioural

   Opener to see how you frame your story.

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• Write down two or three questions to ask them.
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