I was asked to fly in for an interview, and I voluntarily went at my own expense. A couple days later, the recruiter told me they hired someone, even though during the interview they layed out a long and elaborate lie regarding the interview process. I asked for reimbursement for my trip since they already knew who they were going to hire before I got there. I received no response to my request.
Unexpected: How much is your 401K worth?
This job requires a great deal of patience, political savvy and restraint. Can you provide an example of a time when you've had to exercise all of these qualities at once?
If you were a Disney character who would you be and why?
What is your 90 day plan to start driving immediate revenue to the company?
Their targeted (and accurate) concerns that arose during the interview.
How will you change what we have been doing previously to improve the growth results we expect?
"Would you throw that chair through the window if I told you to?"
The interview process is relaxed and the interviewers look to put the candidate at ease. The interview questions were mostly targeted toward my expertise and experience. In depth questions were more conversational than interview type questions. I developed a project plan for building a new unit within the company and delivered to several different people on the executive team.
How did you see yourself as a match to this job posting? What makes you an expert in project management or other public frameworks such as ITIL? One of the interviewers said I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to understand anything you had to say because your background is technical.
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