The questions were (intentionally) vague. Most were centered around scenarios where you had to solve a customer problem, but had to probe for information. Example: A customer comes to you and says "People are complaining that they are waiting too long for their orders to be completed, fix it."
Redesign the airport security experience.
Tell me about your past history at X job, I'd loved to learn more about your day-to-day responsibilities.
Biggest problem in a team and how you overcame it
Troubleshooting power platform and d365 issues
Asked about past experience and a product design question
Prove that this sentence "A man, a plan, a canal: Panama" is a palindrome using code. They also had a couple of questions continue off of that one such as how would you break the code.
Tell me about your coding experience.
Do I experience with the Offer lifecycle process? Do I have a PMP? How do you collaborate with people? How do you handle stress or many priorities at once?
They ask a lot of technical questions. If you have experience they are fairly easy to answer. They will also ask you some potential problem solving questions, they have had and how would I solve it.
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