The interviewer was most interested in looking at a wide range of works rather than the best ones I had. Despite the short 15 minute review period, he wanted to look through as many works as possible, even the ones he said weren't my best works. In this sense, he was really interested in seeing attempts made at a wider range of projects rather than projects that I felt the most proud about.
Most of the questions were "describe a time where..."
What gets you out of bed in the morning?
Describe something you don't enjoy and how you keep yourself motivated
What made you choose your degree
Do you have an example of a time you have: Worked in a team; managed a number of projects/tasks at one time; started working on something in a particular way and then realised that perhaps it's not the best way of doing it Etc.
Look at this data - what can you tell me about it?
Available to travel to foreign countries?
What are/were the best and the worst qualities in your boss?
What is one way that you apply Lean Six Sigma tools to your everyday life?
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