Paradoxically, the most difficult case for me was one which related to my own background (manufacturing) - because I felt so familiar with the context, I did not lay it the process out as clearly as I could have. The lesson is that even if the context is familiar, the same rigorous lay-out of the case study should be applied.
How would your friends describe you as a character? Name a time you negotiated
Case example - imagine you are advising a small nation in a developing country on how to improve education. You can either fund teacher-development programs, or create a tax rebate for all parents who send their children to school. How would you evaluate these options and what would you recommend?
Tell me about a time led something.
Q: How would you describe your leadership style?
How do you lead others through change?
What do you look forward to each day?
If you were asked to reduce quality to remain on-time, what would you do?
Who are you? What do you care about beyond work?
Name 3 things you hate about your current job
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