The questions formed more of an open discussion/ conversation. If I was asked what's the difference between UX and UI I would give my answer but finish it with an opinion which could be added to and discussed between myself and the interviewees. The first round interview was with the senior UX designer and the senior UI designer and the second round interview was the same with the addition of the head of design.
Portfolio review. And one question at the end I can't even rephrase. It didn't make any sense to me. Something about choosing between two designs when you don't have any info about the user, no access to data.
do you have experience conducting quantitative research?
Why are you interested in UX
Design task
Did you create an account on our platform?
Would I work from their office five days per week.
What type of information could Dropbox get about a user's satisfaction with Dropbox by observing their activity?
If you had to design a touch screen interface for an elevator, how would you go about it?
What would you change about the product?
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