The most difficult (though expected) questions were about my experience with the less-glamorous job responsibilities (QA tasks, working with multiple stakeholders who don't necessarily agree, working with curmudgeons, being assigned 175 hours worth of work to be completed in a week).
- Why QA/QC ??
What is the complicated problem you have solved, how was it solved and what what the positive impact to your organization.
how do you address a challenge or how did you address a failure in a previous job?
How would you structure description of product (e.g. office supply)? How would you promote characteristics, sort them for necessity an importance for client and how would you deal with the situation that two or more required characteristics cannot be assured in the product and are in fact contradictory.
What is the most import role of a PM.
Why did you leave your last job?
The questions were not difficult if you have project management background - but when they asked what I was looking to make, we had an immediate miss-match.
What would you do when the project is not finishing.
Asked to provide detailed answer for explaining software platform for delivery of product being a Microsoft solution
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