If a company asked you to fly a certain route for them at 6am, but you have a 2pm flight to the destination already that you'd have to cancel to make the 6am work, how would you decide whether to keep your 2pm flight or change it to the 6am based on the data given.
Asking about what I would set a price at for a new route to a new city. The answer of what price I set was not as important as my method of why I chose that price, how I got to that answer, and my ability to back that answer up. They want to see how you think, analyze, how you come to conclusions.
Name a time you had to learn something completely new
When was a time you went above and beyond your required tasks? (work and out of work example)
Tell me about yourself? What are your salary expectations? What are the past projects you've worked on?
Why do you want to work for Delta
What was my previous experience in the same role?
How would you add value, relevant experience, what would you do differently, to achieve KPIs?
Questions about my story, my goals, behavioral questions, case-related interview. I asked a lot about the company as well.
Interview Questions • General "why Imperial, this degree", "tell me about a time" questions • 1 specific economics question so make sure you revise basic principles (laws of supply and demand, inflation and implications, market systems, etc.)
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