> Imagine this scenario: It is close to the end of the work day and you have put in place the finishing touches to a major project. Tomorrow you will have a major presentation for this project. Suddenly, your coworker brings up some last minute changes to the project. You are unsure if these changes are critical to the project or not. What will you do and why?
> What kinds of stresses pressures do you feel in your current or previous job, and how do you cope with them?
> To your knowledge, what are the key factors in successfully maintaining professional relationships?
> What do you do when you are sure that your manager is wrong about something important and does not realize that they are wrong?
> In your opinion, when and how often in a presentation is it suitable for the presenter to use humor?
> Imagine this scenario: Your work project is not progressing as well as you expect it to be. You investigate and determine the cause to be ineffective and inefficient planning. What do you do?
> Describe a time when you had a leadership role outside of work. Why did you take up this role and how did you find the time to commit to it?
> Imagine this scenario: As part of an organizational change, you are still in the same job you are in now, but have to report to two managers instead of just one. Would you do anything differently, and if so, what?
> Describe a situation in which you were under particularly great pressure. How did you deal with it and what happened?
> Imagine this scenario: You are the manager of a department. Lately, your best staff member is having performance problems. How would you handle this?
