DPR Construction Project Manager interview questions

I have a friend who works for DPR and I gave her a copy of my resume to pass on to someone she thought might be interested. A few weeks later I was contacted about scheduling a phone interview. The phone interview went well and they wanted to meet w/me in person in their offices. Over the course of about three to four hours, I met w/nine people ranging from Project Manager and Superintendent to Regional Manager, all the while discussing vision, goals, plans for mine and the company's future, what I wanted and what I want to bring to the organization. We all shook hands and I left. A few weeks after that, I was contacted about having a second in-person interview but first another of the regional managers wanted to talk to me over the phone. Provided the conversation went well and they were still interested, they would fly meet out for another interview. The conversation went great, we discussed a lot of what I had already talked about w/the others, and I hung up expecting to be invited down for a second interview. Turns out the interview wasn't even needed! They were happy w/what they heard and made me an offer. I happily accepted and that was that. No muss, no fuss, just straight-forward interest and curiosity on both our parts and feeling like it was a great match.

They had multiple interviewees - plan for a full day. Interviewees consisted of management staff, self perform work manager, various project managers, and a business development person. Asked a wide range of questions regarding experience, hobbies, and interest in DPR.