"Businesses depend on their management analysts to utilize their skills in data analysis and communication to determine the strengths and weaknesses of the firm. During an interview, expect to be asked a few brain teasers, as well as provide your opinion in a provided scenario through your analysis of the situation. As you will likely be working in a team, you may have to speak to how you work in a team and ensure that others are doing their fair share. Be sure to research the company and familiarize yourself with their competitors, their operations, and what factors or politics affect their business."
The interview questions were broad, vague, and asinine. I could barely hear what the interviewer was saying, so bad i requested several times for the questions to be repeated. If your going to conduct conference calls make sure your AV is up to speed. In addition make sure you customize your interview questions to make sense to you and the other party.
Describe your current job experience
RM,Why is it important for Airlines, RM Models, Airline Types, Some Statistical Knowledge about how to interpret trends and key RM Models and the usual Managerial type questions like why American, why Airline industry, and questions from your resume.
What do you know about RASM?
On the day of departure, should you sell all your remaining seats in a flight for $20. Why or why not?
Tell me about the most difficult IT challenge you have encountered and how did you manage it.
How would you handle it if you had a problem with a fellow employee?
they were completely situation based and mock crisis handling skill were all that they checked
What are ur strengths and weakness
About my skills/experience and why I was applying for the job
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