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- Are you more of a hunter or a gatherer? (Glassdoor)
- You’re a new addition to the crayon box. What color would you be and why? (Glassdoor)
- We finish the interview and you step outside the office and find a lottery ticket that ends up winning $10 million. What would you do? (Quora)
- What do you think about when you’re alone in your car? (Glassdoor)
- What’s your favorite ’90s jam? (Glassdoor)
- If you could be any animal in the world, what animal would you be and why? (Quora)
- What was the last gift you gave someone? (Glassdoor)
- What were you like in high school? (Quora)
- What’s the last thing you watched on TV and why did you choose to watch it? (FlexJobs)
- Any advice for your previous boss? (Quora)
- Tell me something about your last job, other than money, that would have inspired you to keep working there. (Quora)
- What is the funniest thing that has happened to you recently? (Glassdoor)
- What do you want to be when you grow up? (FlexJobs)
- Which two organizations outside your own do you know the most people at and why? (Quora)
- Pretend you’re our CEO. What three concerns about the firm’s future keep you up at night? (Vault)
- If I were to hire you for this job and I granted you three promises with regard to working here, what would they be? (Quora)
- If you don’t get this job, what’s your backup plan? (Quora)
- What inspires you? (Vault)
- Teach me something I don’t know in the next five minutes. (Quora)
- What are you known for? (Quora)
- What do you work toward in your free time? (Quora)
- What’s the most interesting thing about you that we wouldn’t learn from your resume alone? (Vault)
- How would you rate your memory? (Glassdoor)
- Code something from scratch in three hours. Then explain your design and solution. (Quora)
- If you woke up and had 2,000 unread emails and could only answer 300 of them, how would you choose which ones to answer? (Glassdoor)
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While there are hundreds, even thousands of interview questions. Not all will allow a fun or interesting answer. Some answers are more clean, professional, right or wrong, and that is what makes interviewing an ever changing environment.