Many of the questions asked relate to cooperation and problem solving, such as how you might react if clients you will be working with resist implementing Epic's systems or are having difficulty changing their current workflows/ways. Follow up questions seemed to pose worst-case scenarios (which hopefully are not the norm).
What is your salary expectation
What are 5 things you're not?
How critical are you of others' mistakes? What percent of the time would you point them out?
Q: Describe the differences between a threat, vulnerability , and a risk.
Case study was the most difficult aspect. Just need to make sure to bone up on pharmaceutical distribution operations and industry.
What was the most recent book you've read? Why did you read it? Would you recommend it to me?
You have launched a food-delivery app which has a bunch of initial users sign up but a huge dropoff in recurring users. What do you do? Along with follow up steps
As a project manager, what will be your approach when the client introduces a new segment to the scope, half-way into the project and still wants the originally planned delivery time to be maintained?
What did I do to increase sales at my prior job?
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