If you are part of an interview (either as a hiring manager or as a candidate) for the position of a project manager: here are the list of commonly discussed points. The following list of questions should give a fair idea of the candidates’ project management experience.
There are no “single” answers for these questions, so the answers are left open for the reader to ponder. It would be a great to discuss the possible answers in the comments section, and get other project manager’s perspective on your answers.
Q1. As a project manager : which one would you compromise - the scope, schedule or the quality ?
There are no “single” answers for these questions, so the answers are left open for the reader to ponder. It would be a great to discuss the possible answers in the comments section, and get other project manager’s perspective on your answers.
Q1. As a project manager : which one would you compromise - the scope, schedule or the quality ?
Q2. In handling a project involving global (virtual) teams, what do you think is most challenging for the project manager ?
Q3. As project manager, what are all the people problems you have faced ?
Q4. What has been the success rate of your projects so far ?
Q5. What are all the KPIs your project is measured against ?
Q6. Have you had an upset customer / client ? How did you deal with them ?
Q7. What are the common project management tools, that a project manager uses on his day to day work life ?
Q8. What do you do to manage the stakeholders ? How do you secure the information flow ?
Q9. Has Cash-flow curves been used in your project ? Do you deal with Financials in your project ?
Q10. As a project manager, do you get into technical things ? Will you be able to represent the project - both on technical and commercial terms in front of the customer ?
Q4. What has been the success rate of your projects so far ?
Q5. What are all the KPIs your project is measured against ?
Q6. Have you had an upset customer / client ? How did you deal with them ?
Q7. What are the common project management tools, that a project manager uses on his day to day work life ?
Q8. What do you do to manage the stakeholders ? How do you secure the information flow ?
Q9. Has Cash-flow curves been used in your project ? Do you deal with Financials in your project ?
Q10. As a project manager, do you get into technical things ? Will you be able to represent the project - both on technical and commercial terms in front of the customer ?
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