Given that the J&J Credo (you should know what this says front to back!) is very important to J&J and all of its subsidiaries, and serves as a means of passing down the Johnson values how do you relate this to ethical dilemmas you've faced in your business life? (This can also relate back to the recent news regarding J&J offering rebates for administering antipsychotics in elderly homes)
How would you deal with most difficult situation?
Are you willing to relocate and work really long hours.
Questions on how to hedge risks involved when a cargo moves from country X to country Y
Why I want to join the company?
What are you most proud of?
Why MLS?
how can you fix the problem when a cargo fall in to a red line at Turkish customs?
What would you ultimately like to do?
What is it about the role that appeals to you?
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