Very easy questions. Mostly they want to know if you have done research on the company and understand what the job really entails. Be ready to explain your experience and how it might pertain to this particular position. Also there are a few scenario questions about how you might handle problem clients or coworkers.
Tell me a time were you made a mistake and what did you learn from it for the next time.
What's the probability of pulling four of a kind from a deck of cards in five tries.
What would you do to double the revenue for an existing Google product in the next 12 months?
Let's pretend you are sending out emails to encourage SMB's to advertise with Facebook. Each email to each SMB costs $1. After you send the emails, .5% of the SMBs sign up. How much did you pay for each person that signed up? I had to keep asking clarification questions. "How many people did I send to?" Then he said, "Let's pretend there were 1,000." Then I got the answer from there... I believe it's just a way to assess how you think and not exactly to get the correct answer.
Most unexpected question: Describe to me the process and benefits of wearing a seatbelt.
How many calories are in a grocery store?
What was the hardest thing you ever had to do in your prior work experience?
What is your past experience with talking to people over the phone.
What is a challenge you had to overcome in your last place of work?
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