"Employers hiring project coordinators are looking for candidates with the organizational skills and communication abilities to oversee project logistics. Duties may include coordinating meetings, updating project schedules, training staff, and ensuring that important information is relayed to the right people. Expect to answer questions that will assess your ability to solve problems, streamline project workflow, and excel on a team. Any experience using project management software is a plus."
The interview was one of the easier ones overall. Be prepared to discuss any personal trading experience or demonstrate knowledge of finance and you will likely receive an offer. Expect to be asked basic personality questions. Also, they will ask how long you expect it to take to complete the series 7
Pretty straight forward questions. nothing really hard. "how do you deal with difficult people?"
If I had ethical problems working for a gambling outfit.
How would you use Brain Candy Questions in your lessons?
What process have I improved in a past work or school experience?
Nothing too difficult or unexpected. Mostly about your qualifications, "Tell me about a time when you..." and other behavioral questions.
We're always looking for the "it" factor. You have three minutes to convince us you have "it."
Probably the most important question came from the extended response second tier. If memory serves, it was: "Five years in the future, you're walking down the street and you run into a very good friend whom you haven't seen in a long time. You decide to get coffee to catch up. They ask you what you've been up to for the last five years - what do you tell them?
What were my SAT scores?
How can a technology company effectively use twitter to advertise to other tech businesses?
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