You're working with someone and they're struggling. What do you do? (answer 1) Now you're still helping them, but they're still struggling? (answer 2) They're still working on similar issues, but still coming to you for help and struggling through. (answer 3)
What do you do if your boss isn't available, and an important decision has to be made?
Do you have experience with project escalation/descalation?
What were 5 things I am not.
Do a mock requirements gathering then write a requirements doc
Give an example of giving constructive criticism to someone you manage AND to someone who manages you.
How much experience do you have
The most interesting questions involved a case study where you only had a few minutes to review the scenario. A current project manager would then come back into the room and ask you questions relevant to the case study. These tended to be very open ended questions without a "right answer".
The questions were rather easy in my case, but I've heard a difficult one is "Tell me 5 things you are not."
Software implementation specific: Teach me how to use something.
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