The interview process culminated with the question, "What do you want to do here?" - A question that encouraged me to think through all the facets of the company I'd explored and all the areas of need that folks had identified. I was able to really think through where and how my expertise could be best applied to the good of the company - and also ensure I was filling a role that would be both personally and professionally fulfilling.
Laid out all of the salary and benefit expectations, as well as commute/office time expected to ensure it worked for my lifestyle.
You are given 18 minutes to solve 20 logic problems. Things like: Mark is taller than Mandy, Mandy is taller than Joe but not John, Joe is not the shortest person, which of the following 5 statements is false? (this is an overly simplified example).
Who has been a mentor of yours?
when was a time you influenced leadership positively and a time when you were unsuccessful. how did you handle those situations?
What appeals to you about this position?
What is your leadership style
How will you adapt to lots of change?
Questions to understand your knowledge of the industry and competitors, past experience and the usual questions about skills, strengths and weaknesses.
How would you describe yourself
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