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More of the questions were very technical about how Oscilloscopes work, it characteristics, and how to analyses signals. One of the questions was what makes an oscilloscope "expensive", so what differentiates a good oscilloscope from a not as powerful ones. Another was how in an Digital Oscilloscope would one detect if a prototype signal is working properly or no, what type of signal introduce so you can detect that the output it's correct.
what did you do in your past role?
What interests you about power home remodeling?
What's one thing you like and one thing you dislike at your current Job?
are u a risk taker
What do you know about MediaRadar
When you leave this room what is one thing about you that will stick with me.
That is correct. And the job is a sales role, which would mean you would need to be selling persuasively and that there are daily targets to meet. Do you have any experience with meeting sales targets and KPIs?
How do you feel about moving into that environment and having daily reviews of your sales progress?
What are your short term and long term goals?
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