Assume you are an Amazon engineer, the review scores of amazon items are sometimes biased, because people usually give a score only if they strongly like it or strongly dislike it. How would you know if the review score of a given item is biased or not?
I won’t divulge specifics but there were no surprises. We had in depth technical discussions about qualitative and quantitative research, approach to research and design.
Imagine you needed to write some code to perform this function. Write that function.
What's your current UX research process like?
How have you shown impact at your current company?
Hypothetical questions like if we want to set up a website, help me go through
Looking for failure stories. Also, how to convince stakeholders of the value of doing research/the research that was done.
What is your research analysis pipeline?
Tell us more about your research.
There was a question about UberEat, but I don't remember exactly. Pretty much like - the research team observed a problem happens with UberEat, and please design a research project to find out the reasons.
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