Given that the J&J Credo (you should know what this says front to back!) is very important to J&J and all of its subsidiaries, and serves as a means of passing down the Johnson values how do you relate this to ethical dilemmas you've faced in your business life? (This can also relate back to the recent news regarding J&J offering rebates for administering antipsychotics in elderly homes)
What motivates you?
How does this job fit your lifestyle?
Give an overview of your work history, and why did you choose to apply for this position with YearUp?
I don't remember but they were asking about skills
What do you like to do on weekends?
Based on my past experience and requirements, my tech round was taken. The tech round was good and was made aware of the latest technologies.
What Amazon core value do you most identify with?
Do you like living in Vancouver?
They asked a million questions- the same ones every interview. Emotionally exhausting.
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