Abbott interview questions

I found out that I had to interview for this position while I was interning. I originally thought that I wouldn't have to do that. I was contacted by someone in HR asking if I was interested in interviewing, I said yes. From there I had more than a month to prepare for my interview and believe me, that's what I spent a lot of my downtime doing. As an intern, as there's no other way to describe it, I feel head over heels in love with Abbott. Great culture, very supportive, you are treated very well, interesting working assignments, I could go on... Anyway, I flew to Chicago to interview around when Abbott hosts an annual intern event, Abbott House (they like to kill two-birds with one stone whenever possible). I was interviewed by three different people, but it was all one-on-one. Each interview was 30 minutes. I can tell you honestly, if you go over 30 minutes, it means you're doing good because (at least hopefully) you're connecting with your interviewers.

they firstly gived me a phone interview and i introduced my self as what was written in my c.v then they called me again and ask me to visit them office 2 weeks later which was a 1:1 interview and asked me the same questions but he added what was the most difficult thing that faced me in working in sudan ?i had to say to him the diffulcty in convincing doctor because i was working on generic name drugs company not a multinational one which had the brand names . but ive got emotionaly envolved with the question and said every thing in workin in sudan is difficult but every thing was very smoothly and easy