Reddit·Product Designer

Reddit Product Designer interview experience

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

What stood out first was how the process started with design leadership instead of a recruiter screen.

I applied and fairly quickly got an invitation for a 30-minute coffee chat with a VP of design, which was different from the usual flow I expected. The VP asked about my past work, talked about the team, and I was able to ask a lot of questions. I got feedback that I was moving forward.

The next step was a whiteboarding onsite that they said was the hardest part. It was focused on public transportation and required designing around business and user goals. The exercise wasn’t presented as aggressively hostile, but it also wasn’t as collaborative as some other companies I’d seen—it felt more

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