Video interviews for 4 rounds. The first and third one was with different design managers. The second one was with the design lead and the last one was with HR.
The interview process is overall great. HR arranges everything in advance and they tried their best to work with the different time zones. For students in the US, they don't require us to be onsite.
I applied through university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Alibaba Group (Seattle, WA)
Interview
I applied to UX Design Intern.
In the interview process, I mentioned I am passionate about accessible design. The interviewer suddenly starts to argue with me about how worthless accessible design is compared to general design. He held the opinion that the minority group's right pales in front of the design for the majority "common" users that are more profitable for the company.
At that point I know for sure I can't get the job. But more importantly, I become very disappointed about his attitude toward accessible design and can't help starting to doubt if this is the company's opinion against minority group.
Also, the interviewing process is a mess. The actual starting time is 1 whole hour late and for some reason the interviewer kept changing.
Overall very disappointing and don't recommend it.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The only question I had is "why would you design for minority?".
