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"So why do people want me to work for them?" I asked myself, proud of having saved money on an interviewer in these cost-conscious days.

"That's a good question," I riposted, to gain time.

"Thank you. Do you have a good answer?"

"I have three answers. First, I bridge creative flair and UX knowledge. In other words, I'm highly creative, but I never forget that my work is all about giving the business a good return on investment."

"Yes, that's a pretty good answer. And the second?"

"I've led big teams and delivered products that meet the exacting demands of global audiences."

"So tight deadlines don't faze you, then?"

"I laugh at tight deadlines," I said (in a deadpan way, but with a twinkle in my eye).

"And the third reason?"

"My experience. I've worked as product manager and UX in energy, news/research and financial services."

"Well, that all sounds compelling to me. Flow, thank you for your time."

"Thank you."