Case analysis followed by a series of very challenging questions. The best and worst part about the whole process is that it really makes you accountable for your answers, which, although difficult on the interviewee, is obviously very effective for the interviewers to see what you're made of.
Tell me about a time when you innovated something.
When was a time I had trouble in a team environment? Describe a situation where you disagreed with a team member. What did you do about it? Sometimes, working involves decision making for multiple projects. How do you handle this? Explain a time when you met someone and you knew they were an influential person. Why?
The world is a rapidly changing place. How does this opportunity effect your career and career path? (something like this, can't remember exactly but this was the gist of the question).
Tell me about yourself. Why Huntington? Conflict with coworker. Common Qs + few random ones that made me think. Good luck!
What is something you would change about SeatGeek's product?
-tell me about yourself
Why this company? What are you interested in doing - workwise?
How does Hatch Manifesto align with your career goals?
A variant of Anagrams, Variant of Array sorting, and DFS-BFS variants of 2D Matrix.
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