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1) # of sales before and after, obviously 2) click-through rate before and after (it tells me how intuitive the UI is for the user, as well as if there is a bug at a certain point, causing a dropoff in the CTR) 3) # of visits to the help page/FAQ page before and after (it tells me that the user might be unfamiliar with the UI) Less
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The question is too vague, we should emphasize that the metrics are driven by the product goal. Perhaps adding an example from your experience might be good too. On high level without clear understanding of the feature that was developed on the page 1.) # of users visiting this page and who have seen this new section 2.) # of users who used any call to action in the component developed 3.) # of users who might have dropped off after certain actions. Other metrics (esp. if the page is critical) could be - 4.) Page load times with the module (it could be huge if the section in the page has multiple service calls for example) Less
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it was a fallow up from a previous question... just take your time and be calm
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Talk about your experience and achievements. Give examples if possible.
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I draw on the many examples and my style of response was to share what the challenge was, how I identified the challenge and then worked to provide solutions using the available resources and finally what the outcome was and the impact across the business Less
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I think my next job will be the most successful in my career, as i am gaining more experience in each of my last positions that improve my performance in my next career step, so my last 14 years experience will be an addition and of a benefit to my next job. Less
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My focus on a lower level position was twofold, first to compensate for my gap in employment and second to allow me to restart my career with a reputable company and work my way up within that organization. Less
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This question would basically address your leadership and management skills.