I went through three rounds of job interviews. The first was a phone call with a recruiter, and then I had two interviews with different team members. Each of these technical interviews lasted about an hour and a half and included some technical questions, but the people interviewing me were mostly product owners, developers, and project managers, not designers. In the final round, I was unexpectedly asked to create wireframes for a concept they provided, which surprised me and felt disrespectful because I wasn’t prepared for that. After the last round, I waited almost two weeks for feedback and received a standard rejection email, without any replies to my emails. This felt dismissive, especially given the time and effort I put into the process. Also, the pay was quite low compared to the market. On a personal note, I currently have a mother with cancer, and the time I spent on this job search caused us to miss her appointments.

There were 3 rounds of interview: 1st a call with the recruiter, then 2 technical interviews with different team members. The technical interviews were 1h30 each, with technical-ish questions (I say this because there were no designer interviewers, they were POs, devs, PMs and such) and in the last round I was asked to design (live, with no warning whatsoever that there would be such a task in the interview) wireframes for a concept given by the interviewers. This felt completely disrespectful since there was no warning that it would take place. After the last round, I received a generic rejection email, which also felt disrespectful given the amount of time I had dedicated to the process.