Out Of The Blue Questions
“What type of designer are you?” And that sounds like quite a simple question, but actually, when you with the kind of the spotlight is put on you and you’re there and you have to think, what kind of a designer am I? Is quite hard to answer, and it’s quite challenging, and I can’t remember what I said!
Get prepared for those questions where they shine a bit of a spotlight on you and they put you on the spot towards the end of the interview.
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