To explain each previous position and what my responsibilities were.
Program Manager Interviews
Program Manager Interview Questions
Program managers are responsible for overseeing several company projects that are connected by a common goal. Employers are looking for candidates who excel at people management and conflict resolution. Interviewers will want to know about your leadership and multitasking skills, so come ready to discuss a time you were able to successfully motivate a group to meet an imminent deadline or any experience diffusing issues between coworkers.
Top Program Manager Interview Questions & How to Answer
Question #1: What are the warning signs a program might be at risk?
Question #2: What is the difference between a program manager and a project manager?
Question #3: How do you keep a program on track?
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I was asked situational questions (quite a bit of repetition though) - what would you do if you weren't going to meet a schedule, how would you handle a difficult team member, etc.
you cannot change anything. there is a dedicated team for processes - you just need to handle the 40 AIs.
The hiring manager presented a scenario where the product was in a state of degraded performance and asked a broad question on how I would go about creating a program around improving performance.
Very technical in nature and not PM.
Walk me through a design challenge you had to overcome
Explain the vehicle development timeline
Why do you want to leave your company now?
The skills test was a mobile calendar app with use cases to present a basic calendar view, create an appointment, modify an existing appointment, and a calendar reminder with 2 engineering resources, and a three month period of performance. The questions were all related to a project plan: create a WBS, gather estimates, create a schedule, assign resources, and identify risks.
I was asked about the relatively short times I had spent with previous employers. Even though the length of my previous employers had been 3, 5, or 7 years in length (and what I considered pretty common these days), one of the interviewers saw this as a potential negative. Concur is interested in building a long term company and they want people on board for the long haul.
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