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Q1. Portfolio Walkthrough
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Q2. Core competencies as a designer
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Q3. Strengths as a designer
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Q1. Challenges faced
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Q2. Portfolio walkthrough
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A portfolio walkthrough showcases my design process, key projects, and impact on user experience.
• Highlight a project where user research led to significant design improvements, such as a mobile app redesign that increased user engagement by 30%.

• Discuss a case study on a complex web application where I streamlined the user journey, resulting in a 25% reduction in task completion time.

• Show examples of wireframes and prot...read more
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Q1. How do you create users stories?
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User stories are created by identifying user needs and defining the desired outcome in a concise and specific manner.
• Identify user needs through research and analysis

• Define the desired outcome in a concise and specific manner

• Use the format 'As a [user], I want [goal], so that [reason]'

• Prioritize user stories based on importance and feasibility
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Q2. What are the scrum ceremonies you attend? Which of them are mandatory?
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Scrum ceremonies attended by Product Owner
• Sprint Planning: Collaborate with the team to plan the upcoming sprint

• Daily Stand-up: Provide updates on progress and address any blockers

• Sprint Review: Demonstrate completed work to stakeholders and gather feedback

• Sprint Retrospective: Reflect on the sprint and identify areas for improvement

• Backlog Refinement: Collaborate with the team to refine and prioritize backlog items
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Q3. What is omnichannel retailing? How do you ensure experience is same in omnichannels?
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Omnichannel retailing is a strategy that integrates all sales channels to provide a seamless shopping experience.
• Omnichannel retailing involves integrating all sales channels, including physical stores, online stores, mobile apps, social media, etc.

• The goal is to provide a seamless shopping experience for customers, regardless of the channel they use.

• To ensure consistency, retailers need to have a centralized inventory...read more
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Q4. How do you write user stories and AC?
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User stories and AC are written by understanding user needs and defining acceptance criteria.
• Gather requirements from stakeholders and prioritize them

• Write user stories in a simple, concise format

• Define acceptance criteria to ensure the story is complete

• Collaborate with development team to refine and estimate stories

• Example: As a user, I want to be able to search for products by category so that I can easily find what ...read more
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Q5. Difference between AC & Definition of Done?
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AC defines the scope of a user story while DoD defines the quality criteria for the completed work.
• AC specifies what needs to be done to complete a user story

• DoD specifies the quality criteria that must be met for the work to be considered complete

• AC is used to determine if a user story is complete

• DoD is used to determine if the work is done and ready for release

• AC is written from the perspective of the user

• DoD is writ...read more
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Q6. Diff between Definition of Done vs Definition of ready?
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Definition of Ready is the criteria that a user story must meet before it can be accepted into a sprint, while Definition of Done is the criteria that a user story must meet before it can be considered complete.
• Definition of Ready ensures that the user story is well-defined, understood, and testable.

• Definition of Done ensures that the user story meets the team's quality standards and is ready for release.

• Definition of ...read more
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Q7. What are the prioritization techniques you use to arrange backlog items?
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Prioritization techniques for arranging backlog items
• Using the MoSCoW method to categorize items as Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have

• Using the Kano model to classify items as Basic, Performance, and Excitement

• Using the Value vs. Effort matrix to prioritize items based on their value and effort required

• Using the Cost of Delay to prioritize items based on the cost of delaying their implementation

• Collabor...read more
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Q1. Second round was with US counter part. Asked how do you handle difficult clients?
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Q2. How do you resolve conflicts between stakeholders?
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I listen to all stakeholders, identify common goals, and find a compromise that satisfies everyone.
• Listen to all stakeholders' concerns and perspectives

• Identify common goals and priorities

• Find a compromise that satisfies everyone

• Communicate the decision and rationale clearly

• Document the decision and revisit if necessary
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Q1. About projects what we have done
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Q1. Generic product Management questions
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Q1. Generic Management Questions
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Q1. Salary discussion and expectation
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Q1. Goroutines in projects , project frameworks used
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Goroutines are used in projects to achieve concurrent execution. Popular project frameworks include Gin, Echo, and Revel.
• Goroutines are lightweight threads that allow concurrent execution in Go.

• They are commonly used for tasks like handling multiple HTTP requests simultaneously.

• Gin, Echo, and Revel are popular project frameworks that support goroutines for building web applications.
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Q2. Use case of defer in project and a logic of reverse array of string
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The use case of defer in a project and a logic to reverse an array of strings.
• Defer is used to ensure that a function call is performed later in a program's execution.

• It is commonly used to close resources, unlock mutexes, or log the execution time.

• To reverse an array of strings, iterate from both ends and swap the elements until the middle is reached.
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