Reddit·UX/UI Designer

Reddit UX/UI Designer interview experience

Got offer

Medium

Positive

San Francisco, CAPosted Nov 2019 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

After the initial back-and-forth to set things up, the recruiters felt genuinely helpful and friendly.

When something hiccuped—an interviewer couldn’t make the session because of a family situation—they communicated quickly, swapped in someone else, and smoothed it over without making it a big deal.

My first step was an informal chat with the hiring manager and the head of the department in an open kitchen area, which I really liked because it let me get a sense of the position and the office vibe before jumping into any assignment. Then I did a whiteboarding exercise. I was nervous going in since I hadn’t done one before, but it ended up being interesting and not overly stressful, since it

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