Get Interview-Ready and Confident in Your Story
We'll start by getting to know each other, your background, what you're going for, and where you feel shaky. Then you can walk me through a case study so we can work on the story together, not just rehearse it. I've sat on the other side of this table too, reviewing portfolios and interviewing designers across every team I've worked at. I know what separates a candidate who sounds confident from one who's actually landing their points, and telling their own story instead of a rehearsed one. What we'll cover: • A conversation to understand your background and what you're preparing for • Walking through a case study together, the way you'd present it in an interview • Feedback on pacing, clarity, and how you talk through tradeoffs • Helping you come prepared with your own thoughtful questions, interviews go both ways
What's included
I love to help out, that's what this is really about for me. I've been on the other side of the interview table plenty of times, so I know what actually lands and what doesn't, and I'll be honest with you about both. This isn't about drilling you with trick questions. It's a real conversation, I want to get to know you first, so the feedback actually fits who you are, not some generic version of "how to interview."
- A story you can tell with real confidence, one that takes them on the journey through your case study
- Specific, actionable feedback on your delivery and blind spots you can't catch yourself
- A few genuine questions of your own, ready to ask, so you're figuring out if they're a fit for you too
Meet your expert
Alice H.
Product Design Coach: Career Growth, Craft, and Designing with AI
I've spent 10+ years as a product designer, working across Microsoft (Fabric), Silo, Boulevard, Toast, and Mindbody, on everything from enterprise data tools to consumer scheduling products. These days I run my own design consultancy, working with early-stage teams as both a hands-on designer and a strategic partner. I like staying close to the actual product, not just the process around it. If you're trying to get your portfolio noticed, prep for an interview, figure out your next career move, or think through how to bring AI into your design process, I'd love to help.
