The case is the most difficult part of the interview. You have to verbalize your thought process, ask for additional information, and make assumptions as needed. It will likely include a mathematical element as well (e.g., percentages, adding, etc.). Bring some paper and pens to your interview. Prior to the interview, I recommend reading books and watching videos on YouTube about case interviews to familiarize yourself with how to approach cases.
What is one innovative product currently in the industry? What strategy could Labatt use to re-market one of their existing products?
How do you deal with managing people older than you?
Why do you want to work for Mars?
What are the implications of Square on Visa?
How does Visa's payment system work?
Which of Telus' values relates most to you?
Tell me about a time you learned something new and applied it to a project.
Why should I hire you? Who is a leader you look up to? Tell us about a time you failed. Tell us about a time you had to lead a difficult team.
Group question was the future of tech another one was if you are in a boat and it's about to sink
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