"When interviewing for a position as a senior project manager, you can expect to be asked not only about your skills and experience as a project manager but also about your ability to hire, place, and mentor other project managers, step in when when a troubled project needs to be turned around, and devise ways to continuously improve project management strategies. Prepare to answer questions about how you would resolve project issues of any size, incorporate the company's business needs into the decisions made in each project, and review projects to determine how you the company can improve from them."
1) Can you/have you been able to manage multiple projects simultaneously 2) What process do you take when given a new assignment/project 3) Describe a time when you ran into a challenge within a project, and how did you overcome it 4) Do you have experience in managing budgets and forecasting
Can you handle making decisions without direction? How would you make a decision without direction
Why are you even interested in the position and not the one we originally contacted regarding?
Detailed technical question regarding a conveyor design.
What position are you applying for?
how you control project cost
You must live in the million dollar mansions north of Appleton?
Did you know anyone a Big Blue? If so, do you know {first name, last name}?
What are the three most importing things that one PM has to control
Tell us about your Mentoring approach
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