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Ace your whiteboard challenge

Learn the techniques for success in your whiteboard challenge interviews for Silicon Valley tech companies.

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learn from a working product designer

I will share with you my techniques for passing in whiteboard challenge interviews in Silicon Valley.

do you have important interview coming up?

  • 1

    Three to six bullet points listing your ideal

    client’s most important pain points or
    desired
    results they WANT, but are
    struggling to get.

  • 2 What are they struggling with or missing?

    What’s holding them back?
  • 3 Think about what your program provides

    and work backwards to find the core

    problems
    your offering solves.
  • 4 Example: “You’re tired of being passed
    up

    for a promotion year after year, despite

    working overtime.”
  • 5 Example: “You struggle with staying
    consistent
    with your YouTube channel,
    and your views are
    steadily declining.”
  • 6 Example: “You find it almost impossible to

    save money and build wealth, no matter
    how
    hard you try”

imagine if...

  • You could save hundreds of hours without having to figure everything out yourself

  • You pass your whiteboard challenge, impress your interviewers, and get the job

  • You save hundreds of hours without having to figure everything out yourselfY

  • ou became confident in public speaking and leading workshops 

  • You look forwards to whiteboard challenges because now you know the formula for success

INTRODUCING MY...

whiteboard challenge prep program

A PROVEN SYSTEM TO TAKE DESIGNERS
FROM WHITEBOARD NEWBIE TO INTERVIEW READY ASAP.

who this program is for:

ARCHETYPE 1
A clear, descriptive sentence outlining a certain part of your demographic that would most benefit from this offering based on their struggles and needs.
ARCHETYPE 2
A clear, descriptive sentence outlining a certain part of your demographic that would most benefit from this offering based on their struggles and needs.
ARCHETYPE 3
A clear, descriptive sentence outlining a certain part of your demographic that would most benefit from this offering based on their struggles and needs.
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Two to four client success stories. Try to choose testimonials that show the breadth of your offerings and/or the subsequent positive outcomes.

Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight
(as opposed to a list of clients saying how much they love you over and
over again — nice, but not super helpful!). Try to include first names,
photos, and even a pertinent description of each client you’re quoting
—the more context readers have, the more likely they are to connect
with an existing client’s story.

Client name goes here, client company/role/industry

Two to four client success stories.
Try to choose testimonials
that show the breadth of your
offerings and/or the subsequent
positive outcomes.

Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight
(as opposed to a list of clients saying how much they love you over and
over again — nice, but not super helpful!). Try to include first names,
photos, and even a pertinent description of each client you’re quoting
—the more context readers have, the more likely they are to connect
with an existing client’s story.

Client name goes here,
client company/role/industry

Two to four client success stories.
Try to choose testimonials
that show the breadth of your
offerings and/or the subsequent
positive outcomes.

Each testimonial should give the reader more information or insight
(as opposed to a list of clients saying how much they love you over and
over again — nice, but not super helpful!). Try to include first names,
photos, and even a pertinent description of each client you’re quoting
—the more context readers have, the more likely they are to connect
with an existing client’s story.

Client name goes here,
client company/role/industry

what’s inside the program

  • A bulleted list of 3-6 points summarizing the program’s features and how it all works.
  • For example: How many modules? Are there calls included?
  • Is there a private community attached? What type of access, lifetime or specific container?
  • This is an opportunity to summarize the type of tangible benefits they receive from investing in your program!
take a peek inside my course

interview demoes

I share my actual prompt and whiteboard exercises that I did to land tech job offers

never-before-seen methods

Highlight each module or session in
your program with a brief

description of what they’ll learn
inside and what outcome they
will
get as a result. This is a chance for
your audience to view the
inner
workings of the program/offering
and better understand
how the
content will be presented.

how to practice for success

Highlight each module or session in
your program with a brief

description of what they’ll learn
inside and what outcome they
will
get as a result. This is a chance for
your audience to view the
inner
workings of the program/offering
and better understand
how the
content will be presented.

bonjour

i'm lily

I'm a senior product designer based in San Francisco, working in consumer technology. I have designed for companies like Nextdoor, Tempo Fitness, Zendrive, and more!

You may have already seen my whiteboard tutorials. I have mentored and helped hundreds of designers ace their whiteboard challenges, My design content has gotten millions of views.

For the first time EVER, I'm going to share my whiteboard challenges that landed me full time offers and teach you how to do the same.

is my program right for you?

THIS IS FOR YOU IF…
  • You're willing to put in the work and practice
  • In the other column, you want to describe who it’s not for.
  • Before they decide to invest, this is a good opportunity to qualify your prospect.
THIS IS NOT FOR YOU IF…
  • You are not willing to seriously interview prep and prefer to "wing it"
  • You do not believe in paying for expertise and saving time
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An outtake from the video testimonial would go here.

This is space for more information
if the above heading isn't enough.

Client name goes hereClient company/role/industry

video testimonials from past students

This is space for more information
if the above heading isn't enough.

Client name goes here
Client company/role/industry

an appeal to readers to commit

Course only

$1,300

One-time payment

  • This is the first time your audience is seeing the cost of the program.
  • You’ll want to reiterate all of the amazing features, benefits, outcomes, etc. of your service.
  • Anchor the price in a way that makes the purchase seem worth every penny.
  • Appeal to your ideal customer based on everything you know about them!
  • This is the first time your audience is seeing the cost of the program.
Best value !
Course with private coaching session

$1600

One-time payment

  • This is the first time your audience is seeing the cost of the program.
  • You’ll want to reiterate all of the amazing features, benefits, outcomes, etc. of your service.
  • Anchor the price in a way that makes the purchase seem worth every penny.
  • Appeal to your ideal customer based on everything you know about them!
  • This is the first time your audience is seeing the cost of the program.
start prepping today

get the job

This is your final opportunity to sell your program. Appeal to your ideal customer based on everything you know about them! Maybe it’s the cost of just two months of chai lattes? Maybe there are free, bonus features or benefits that increase the overall value? Send them off with inspiration and drive to purchase!

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