There were a couple of harder questions about how I might design for a particular challenge they were currently facing, but those were hard only because at this point you have none of the data a UX professional would normally use to base decisions on at that point.
The portfolio review
What is the difference between (UX) attitudinal and behavioral measures?
What customer service skills do I have
Challenging situation?
What would you do if you're working on stocking something on the salesfloor and customer asks you a question, what would you do?
Why I wanted to work for Deloitte?
I was well prepared for ".Net questions" but was taken back after they started asking about how and what technology to use for designing a project" What option will you choose and what parameters will you take into consideration. Some question on multiple servers and load balancing so on and so forth.. I was not really prepared for this to come (Technically I knew I can impress them with ".NET knowledge " But seems need another day ... So in one line it was a Big picture which they wanted and not minute details. Felt could have / had done some more preparations.
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