One of the product design questions was honestly way too complicated for an internship interview. You basically have to completely re-design a security system and they expect you to know how everything works in the backend and then change how it would work for the better. It's pretty unreasonable. But the interviewer was very kind and basically walked me through the entire question.
What is one Microsoft product you will improve and why?
Q1 Approximate number of units sold in first year for new detergent product that henkel will produce.
Tell me about yourself? Why PwC? (no weird questions just very basic ones but I spent a lot of time preparing for them so my answers were extremely polished)
Most of your work experience is in marketing, so tell me one reason why one should not work in marketing.
"If you could do anything to help the world right now, what would you do."
What do you do in your free time
What should a company do to improve after they've received customer feedback.
How many burgers sold in McDonalds per day?
Where do you see yourself in five years?
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