They asked the stereo typical 'difficult' interview questions- "What are your weaknesses"?, "Why should we hire you"? One woman did a fair amount of lecturing about how flexible I would have to be if I worked there, and how I would have to know how to handle conflict (after 10 minutes of her repeating that, it got a little strange)
Where do you see yourself in the future
Algorithm related questions
They asked me what material i thought a certain item was made of and why I thought the particular material was chosen.
What do you consider important on a layout?
The questions were all expected.
Tell me about yourself, strengths and weaknesses, tell me about a time you had to push back
Give details of a previous conflict with a co-worker that you couldn't resolve. Wierd, as it assumed that I everyone has these events.
What do you know about Lionbridge? What have you done in your career (I've 35 years experience - this was enough). What do you know of the end client.
Explain a time you handled a difficulty in a managerial sense.
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