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Think about an app you like to use. Suppose the product manager tells you that he wants you to find the top 10 UX issues. How would you go about this?

Have you ever received a performance rating that you felt was lower than what you deserved?

Which research method do you prefer, quantitative or qualitative?

Share with me a time when you had to deal with the consequences of a decision that didn't work out as you expected. What did you learn from the experience?

Imagine doing research in a specific UX in which half the people hate a specific design aspect (where it's actually completely impossible that this would ever happen in that particular UX). How would you solve that?

Discuss a significant obstacle you faced in your previous job, and what lessons did you learn from that experience?

Tell me about a time when you provided guidance or support to a coworker. How did it turn out?

Tell me about a time you had a disagreement with a team member.

Pick an app - let's say you work for the company that makes this app. It's been observed that a lot of users signed up for the app and then quickly left. How would you study it to determine why they left and how to get them back? What methods or processes would you use, who would you try to talk to, and in the end what do you think your insights might be that you'd present to relevant stakeholders. Also, lets say the stakeholders find your insights interesting, but have issues with the sample size/makeup, what would you say?

Can you share an accomplishment that you overcame a significant challenge to achieve, and why was it important to you?