It was professional and well-structured I would say. It began with the interviewer introducing himself, followed by a standard "tell me about yourself" introduction from my side. The conversation focused on my previous work experience and the specific responsibilities I held in past roles. One interesting turn in the interview was a deep dive into my UI/UX design experience for two specific projects on my portfolio. At first, I was a bit surprised to be asked about design principles for a video editing role, but the interviewer explained that for product tutorials and marketing videos, understanding how users interact with the interface is crucial for creating clear, effective content. His explanation was logical and gave me a better understanding of the team's high standards.

I had an interview over the phone and about an hour long one in person. Made me recite the founders of the company and remember facts about the company which I did well on. Ran me through an exercise that was extremely easy and difficult to gauge my experience with. Got an email two weeks after telling me I didn't get the position. They have had it open for almost a year now which tells me they are picky