I wouldn't call it difficult, but the most frequently asked question in the third round was how I worked. I'm not sure what they were looking for in this answer, but everyone asked it. Specifically they asked how I went about finding out information for the stories I would be writing. I could only draw on prior experience for this one - and I'm not sure it was what they were looking for. The best question I was asked concerned what my favorite piece of writing was, and why.
Discussion on my resume and Springer books
Describe a leadership role you have held. Would you be comfortable managing people with undergraduate degrees?
Who are their main rivals?
Have you worked on any sports-related projects before?
Can you recall a time when you wish you had resolved a problem differently?
Why are you suited for this role?
What do you know about the different types of review processes?
Tell a time I had to deal with someone from another culture
How would you go about identifying content for commisioning special topics journals.
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