None - very standard. "Most challenging experience with a client" "Example of good customer service" "Top 3 strengths" "Top 3 Weaknesses" There is a written component where they ask you to respond to a mock-claimant email detailing an long-term disability claim
Describe a difficult situation you faced and how you solved it.
It was the infamous "tell me about yourself" and "what particular strengths make you stand out?" inquiries. Other questions were more situational where examples of previous experience were requested and therefore a little easier. For example, cite an example of working on a team and how I functioned there and describe a time I had to work with an uncompromising coworker were demonstrative of these.
Was there ever a situation where you did something you regret and what was it?
What is your greatest weakness?
Who is the most important person in a conversation, the listener or the speaker? How would I go about handling an ambiguous environment?
Name a time when you had numerous task to complete and they all didn't appear to be able to get fit into your scheduled hours/
Describe a time that you went against the advice of your co-workers (I don't remember exact wording) How did it turn out?
Why Liberty Mutual?
All situational questions. Tell me about a time when.....
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