Different managers asked different questions at their discretion, but there is often a question that revolves around communication style, a question about diversity, and a question about your professional goals and how you plan to achieve them. It is a very "friendly" environment that often relies on person-ability above all else, where managers opt for face-to-face meetings over electronic communication whenever the opportunity arises.
What kind of client prospects do you have?
What mistake have you made?
What is your expected salary
If you could choose one aspect of business that you enjoyed the most, what would it be?
Give us an example of your persuasion of a client.
How do you go about influencing people who disagree with you and have a different POV.
Will you leave the organziation due to inetrest
It was brain teaser but don't remember it exactly.
No difficult questions. After hearing what they were offering: no salary, expenses to obtain 3 licenses, work after 2 to 3 months, I told them that I would not proceed
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