The case was about Social Security. The client was SS's Deputy Director. I was given lots of information about trends in Social Security, cost drivers, and demographics. I eventually figured out that the interviewer was asking me to develop a strategy to collect info on operations and convince the SS staff to follow through with our initiative. I was also asked in the last 5 minutes to identify the primary cost driver
I guess I just had a bad luck with business case interview. He not only rushed me through, but also poured tons of questions, I think it was total 6 questions and I answered to the each question successively. At the end, I asked "did I ask your question?", the guy said "Oh well, you didn't answer my first question." I jotted down stuff that he told me on three pages of notepad. He was just not a concise communicator and just going all over with me or the question was all over.
Describe a time when you worked in a team setting and if there were any obstacles.
Tell me about a time when you had to deliver a difficult message.
how do you navigate ambiguity in work environment
Why Akamai? Why are you interested in this position?
How do you handle working with ambiguous data?
Describe how your previous work is related to the work you are applying for
What are your plans for the future?
Have you been apart of new tool selection with external vendors
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