Probing questions involving times where you have failed are big. To be able to have good examples that don't seem too weak, while also demonstrating how overcoming those challenges helped make you a better professional/leader etc is a fine line to walk, but answering it well is a great way to demonstrate your maturity and managerial abilities
Describe the key processes in making whisky?
How does PNC stand out from competitors?
Why do you want to work at PNC?
Tell me a time when you had to give someone bad news and what did you do in the situation?
How have you been a leader to someone in the last week
A few questions I received: Name, major, school? Can you tell me about your customer service experience? What career experience are you most proud of? What are you passionate about? Fun fact? Can you describe a time you made a mistake?
Tell me about a time when you had to make an important decision but didn't have all the information you needed to do so effectively. Please describe the situation, your actions, and the outcome of your final decision.
A lot of questions about your own experience. Scenario-based questions to relate your experience with difficulties you have overcome or times that you've excelled. Behavioral questions.
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