Reddit·UX/UI Designer

Reddit UX/UI Designer interview experience

Got offer

Medium

Positive

United StatesPosted Jun 2021 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My process felt like it was built to keep moving, but in a way that still let me connect with people.

I started with an intro chat with the head of design, then got a whiteboard exercise next. The last step was an “onsite” experience that centered on a portfolio presentation plus cross-functional interviews and peer design conversations.

Across every part of it, I felt like the tone was more conversational than exam-like. Interviewers made sure to leave time for my questions, which made it easier to understand what they cared about and how they worked day to day. I walked away feeling like I’d genuinely clicked with the people I spoke with, and that helped the overall experience stay

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