I was thrown several case studies during the interview process. The most difficult one is the last case study where you are given 1.5 hours to prepare data to forecast a new market. The iBike. You have to make a set of assumptions and you're free to use the internet to dig up details on the market to help you defend your case.
How to select best supplier?
Quality issues due to tightened specification has reduced yield at supplier from 80 to 60%. How do you meet demand?
Homework Assignment to be prepared and submitted before the interview- Ask: 1. Create a detailed manufacturing process cost analysis and breakdown of a common 2oz (by volume) hand sanitizer bottle (empty bottle only, excluding the actual sanitizer liquid itself) 2. Create a detailed manufacturing process capacity analysis needed for 250K/day peak daily output, including an estimated cost of capacity. Suggestions: 1. Make logical and justifiable process assumptions of manufacturing the 2oz hand sanitizer bottle (bottle, cap, label). 2. Estimate costs and capacity needed for each step 3. Structure the total costs including the process costs and provide final cost estimate for the finished bottle. 4. Excel or Numbers or Keynote formats all work, suggest creating a dynamic model where assumptions can be edited real time. 5. Suggest spending no more than 4 hrs on this assignment
Example: What is a project you think HelloFresh could further dive in to to improve its service?
General procurement and supply chain background, some light should-costing (how would I should-cost a component of a phone?), and behavioral.
Why I am interested to work with CHEP
If you go back to work for the company you worked, what would you do differently
What do you think a project manager should focus on?
Mostly behavioral One case study presentation One of the round had a market sizing case study
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