Wide range of topics cannot post specifics as I signed the NDA , they try to cover the technical depth and breath. My areas of expertise were compute, app dev and databases. I had a above average experience with networking as well. So that helped me a lot.
Tell me about a time you applied your risk management skills.
Some of the questions were not related to my experience and job description. It seems the interviewer didn't even read my resume but asked questions based on his own background. I had to refresh him of my background. He then went to get a sets of questions probably from provided scripts and asked more relevant questions. I think that was not professional and gave candidate bad impression about the company. I think they should be better prepared. It is more like talking to robots where they just follow a routine. Some of them asked the same questions. That didn't make the process and use of time efficiently. Even if I didn't get the offer, I am not sorry. I don't think I like to work in this kind of environment. It is a good learning to be onsite and see how their work environment is. That is also a decision point if you want to work for them.
If you were given a new product to launch how would you determine if it is successful?
Why MBA?
What is the difference between Layer 2 and Layer 3 (Did not specify Ethernet or IP)
How do you build your product roadmap
What scaleability issues your product had and how did you address it?
Tell me about a time when you disagreed with your boss
Situation where I failed, what did I learn. Training I have done in past
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