Mckinsey is known for interviews. The interviewer is really open-minded and never press on the grey areas. They focus on what is written into the resume, match it up with the CV and create practical scenarios to start the interview with post the traditional "Tell me about yourself question" (here they gauge the verbal skills)
Explain your thought process after getting a customer with problem x.
Basically no question that is too deep in technical point of view, just a touch of the basic knowledge of the technology. One unexpected question is regarding the pros and cons in my previous workplace, need to be careful stating some things here.
How would your friends describe you
What kind of projects have you worked on?
Hardware troubleshooting, basic networking concepts, BIOS
What is your expected salary for this position?
How would you move an entirely on-prem IT infratructure with SQL servers, Windows AD, WebHosting, credit card processing, into Azure Cloud? Be as specific and technical as you can, I don't want to hear about the project/business/requirement side of your process because anyone can do that.
A fair amount of practical questions to evaluate my tool set and trouble shooting skills
Discuss a challenge you've had recently with a client project.
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