> Describe a time when you took a risk at work that could have gone horribly wrong, but turned out for the better. What happened and would you do it again?
> What is your approach to progressing or working on a project, if all the factors influencing the project are variable and might change over time?
> Imagine this scenario: Your client has asked you to make a decision on a project within the next hour otherwise they will take their business elsewhere. However, you do not feel like you have enough information on hand to make this decision. What do you do?
> Imagine this scenario: A manager from another department has alerted you to the fact that their department will be issuing changes to their work processes. Although you somewhat agree with these changes, you realize that these changes will significantly increase your workload. What do you do?
> Describe a time when you worked as part of team spanning multiple departments. What forms of communication did you use to ensure the project ran smoothly?
