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21 GRAPHIC DESIGNER INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q1. Tell me about yourself. 01:30
Q2. Why do you want to be a Graphic Designer? 03:39
Q3. What are the most important skills and qualities needed to be a Graphic Designer? 06:46
Q4. Why do you want to work for us? 08:16
Q5. Describe yourself in three words. 05:33
Q6. Why did you leave your last job?
Q7. What are you looking for in your next graphic design position? 09:21
Q8. What are your strengths and weaknesses? 10:18
Q9. Tell me about your favourite graphic design project.
Q10. How do you handle feedback?
Q11. What makes you unique?
Q12. What do you like the least about being a Graphic Designer?
Q13. How would you deal with a difficult client as a Graphic Designer?
Q14. Where do you see yourself in five years?
Q15. Why should we hire you as a Graphic Designer?
Q16. What do you expect to be doing on a day-to-day basis as a Graphic Designer?
Q17. What motivates you?
Q18. How would you prioritize graphic design tasks if you didn’t have enough time to do them?
Q19. How do you stay current with design trends?
Q20. What are your salary expectations?
Q21. That’s the end of your Graphic Designer interview. Do you have any questions you’d like to ask?

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I’ve interviewed over 1000 designers and reviewed portfolios for over 25 years for some of the largest global companies and agencies. If you’re interviewing for a job as a designer or any kind of creative professional - I’ve got some advice to share about what to do, what not to do, what works and what doesn’t. I also share a number of questions you can ask your interviewer to show them you are engaged and will be the best person for the job.

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In this video we have covered Software Testing Interview Questions/ Mock Interview / Real Time Interview Questions for 0 to 2 years

Test Plan is a document that describes the scope, objective and weight on software testing task whereas Test Strategy describes how testing needs to be done.

Test Plan is used at the project level whereas Test Strategy is used at the organization level.
Test Plan has the primary goal of how to test, when to test and who will verify whereas Test Strategy has the primary goal of what technique to follow and which module to check.
Test Plan can be changed whereas Test Strategy can’t change.
Test Plan is carried out by the test manager whereas the Test Strategy is carried out by the project manager.

1. What are your current roles & responsibilites, team size & brief about project you are working on

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4. Do you have any incident in your career where you found a very special bug

5. Do you think test cases should be maintained or it is just a wastage of time? what is your opinion

6. what is difference between unit & integration testing

7. what is purpose of writing test cases

8. difference between HashMap and Hashtable?
HashMap and Hashtable both implements Map interface and looks similar, however, there is the following difference between HashMap and Hashtable.

HashMap allows null key and values whereas Hashtable doesn’t allow null key and values.
Hashtable is synchronized but HashMap is not synchronized. So HashMap is better for single threaded environment, Hashtable is suitable for multi-threaded environment.
LinkedHashMap was introduced in Java 1.4 as a subclass of HashMap, so incase you want iteration order, you can easily switch from HashMap to LinkedHashMap but that is not the case with Hashtable whose iteration order is unpredictable.
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Hashtable is considered to be legacy class and if you are looking for modifications of Map while iterating, you should use ConcurrentHashMap.

9. What is difference between Array and ArrayList? When will you use Array over ArrayList?

Arrays can contain primitive or Objects whereas ArrayList can contain only Objects.
Arrays are fixed-size whereas ArrayList size is dynamic.
Arrays don’t provide a lot of features like ArrayList, such as addAll, removeAll, iterator, etc.
Although ArrayList is the obvious choice when we work on the list, there are a few times when an array is good to use.

10. what is the purpose of defect review meeting
• To help prioritize defect fixes for Implementation, Legacy support, and Conversion teams.
• To discuss and assign priority and severity to defects, discuss the expected turnaround time and the planned turnaround time.
• To monitor and review the progress of defect fixes that is due or overdue as of current date.
• To determine the extent of retesting required due to a fix/ enhancement.
• To escalate defects/ issues to PMO when a quick resolution is required, or in case of a deadlock on ownership of defects/ issues.
• To identify whether defect is assigned to right team
• Identify defects that need to be deferred to subsequent releases

1. When should we stop testing?
Ans. Testing (both manual and automated) can be stopped when one or more of the following conditions are met-
1. After test case execution – The testing phase can be stopped when one complete cycle of test cases is executed after the last known bug fix with the agreed-upon value of pass-percentage.
2. Once the testing deadline is met – Testing can be stopped after deadlines get met with no high priority issues left in the system.
3. Based on Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) – MTBF is the time interval between two inherent failures. Based on stakeholder’s decisions, if the MTBF is quite a large one can stop the testing phase.
4. Based on code coverage value – The testing phase can be stopped when the automated code coverage reaches a specific threshold value with sufficient pass-percentage and no critical bug.

Graphic design interviews are hard enough, but what do you do when you're just out of graphic design school and you have no real work experience? Here are 5 common interview questions and answers for new graphic designers!

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This is a lesson series about How to Rock the Interview by one of our instructors, Liam Bolling. He's a Product Manager at Google. This covers the overview of Product Design questions, an average response, how to make a better response and a conclusion with a few interview tips.

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Low Level System Design involves designing a system's components before implementing them in code. It is used to define how the objects and interfaces in a system will interact with each other. It also defines what state and behaviours will be present in each object.

A Interview question on LLD(Low level design) usually has a data structure like a Rate Limiter or a Cache as a question. We are expected to design it's #interface and keep the object open for extension but closed for modification (Open-closed principle). Design Patterns could be very useful during an interview and can simplify interactions if applied correctly.

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In this webinar we break down what hiring managers are looking for during a UX Design job interviews. Watch 3 Harness Projects graduates get interviewed by 3 of Australia's leading UX hiring managers from Newscorp, Vodafone and IAG.

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59:50 Behavioural and Situational Questions
1:13:44 Question & Answer Portion
1:14:49 What is the best way to answer the question: how many years experience have you had as a UX Designer?
1:18:52 If your interview has already read your portfolio and you have to give a portfolio presentation, how much detail should you go into for that presentation?
1:20:35 If you come from another design background, do you think it is relevant to bring the portfolio of that design background?
1:22:04 When answering the soft skills questions, what if you have never experienced that situation? How should you answer?
1:23:57 What are some of the good example questions to understand the design maturity of the company I'm interviewing for?
1:24:55 Do you have any tips for preparing for the next stage i.e. a design challenge.
1:26:31 How do we showcase project results in our portfolio for which we haven't gotten the final ROI or feedback from customers?
1:29:19 I wonder if a design review interview is the same as a design critique interview?
1:30:40 If someone wanted to get into a UX career, but haven't done any design jobs. How would you recommend using other experience as a positive in the interview?
1:32:24 Beyond the great portfolio and technical skills, what advice would you give me about how to best prepare for a job interview?
1:37:34 What are some good questions you would recommend asking the interviewers at the end of the interview?
1:39:16 What about when you have a different professional background that is not directly related to UX, what sort of questions do we need to be ready for that allows the interviewer to check the candidate's certain soft skills required for the position?
1:42:48 Do you think a science degree could be leveraged as a strength?
1:45:09 How many possibilities can realistically someone have to get a junior position with 6 months of experience, a big gap, and zig zag choices in their career history?
1:47:36 I plan to career transition into UX design bringing with me tons of transferrable soft skills but close to relevant UX experience. Should I acquire some formal learning/training/qualification before I apply for any junior UX roles? Or apply anyway and see what kind of feedback I receive from the hiring managers?
1:51:43 Do you prefer people who have experience in Figma/Adobe XD or are willing to learn?
1:53:29 How do you answer questions about pay expectations especially when transitioning from a different field where you may have been in a higher earning threshold and now going for a junior role?
1:54:32 What are some of the most memorable questions that candidates have thrown back at you during an interview?
1:56:36 Should you include a project in your portfolio that failed completely but you learned from it?
1:57:14 Design review might be reviewing your design and design critique might be critiquing another person's work?
1:58:59 How honest should you be about your weaknesses if you're less strong in something areas of UX design?
1:59:56 Is it possible to apply for a UX position without a portfolio when you come from a design background or will that be a very unfavourable approach?
2:01:35 How many projects for a portfolio?

Parking Lot System Design is a commonly asked Object Oriented Design Interview Question in big tech companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, etc. In this video, I am discussing how to tackle the System Design interview question about designing a parking lot system. This video includes the following, however, I would recommend you to watch the video full to avoid missing any important points.

00:00 - Introduction
03:15 - Requirements Collection for Parking Lot Design
08:00 - Mistakes to avoid during requirements collection
09:35 - Use Design Patterns for Object-Oriented Design for Parking Lot
10:20 - Top-Down and Bottom-Up design approaches
11:15 - The right way of identifying actors and objects in the system
13:20 - Detailed System Design of Parking Lot
26:35 - Final Remarks
27:28 - Special guest appearance

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Topics mentioned in the video:
- Stages of a typical system design interview: functional requirements (API), non-functional requirements, high-level design, detailed design, bottlenecks and tradeoffs.
- Why requirements clarification is so important.
- What questions to ask the interviewer.
- How to design API.
- Non-functional requirements to consider: scalability, performance, availability, consistency, cost.
- How to define a data model.
- How to scale a SQL database.
- Apache Cassandra high-level architecture.
- Data processing concepts: checkpointing, partitioning, in-memory aggregation, deduplication cache, dead-letter queue, embedded database, state management.
- Data ingestion pipeline concepts: blocking vs non-blocking I/O, buffering and batching, timeouts, retries, exponential backoff and jitter, circuit breaker pattern, software vs hardware load balancing, load balancing algorithms, DNS, health checking and high availability of load balancers, partition strategy, hot partitions, client-side and server-side service discovery, single leader replication and leaderless replication, textual vs binary data formats.
- Data retrieval pipeline concepts: time-series data, data rollup, hot storage, cold storage.
- Types of performance testing: load testing, stress testing, soak testing.
- Health monitoring.
- Audit systems.

Inspired by the following interview questions:
Google ( careercup.com/question?id=5139174346719232)