Most of the questions were typical of an interview sharing my education and experience. However, when I was asked how much experience I had in higher education it was obvious someone didn't do their homework. It's on the resume. Over 10 years, never worked outside of higher education.
Why are you looking to change companies?
All questions were standard. There were no surprises.
Describe a situation in which you needed to rely on other people for information to solve a problem. How did you determine whom to include and what to ask?
None.
What is your day to day job?
Tell me about an idea you implemented at your last job
Being a chemical engineer, why do you want to work in a business intelligence and analytics firm and what can you contribute to the company?
Talk about your strengths? Could you provide references who could speak to your experience and skills relevant to the role? Are you legally eligible to work in Canada, including details about work authorization status?
Explain your experience in dealing with huge amount of data and when data messed up, what would you do?
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