Ask them questions at the end. My favorite was, "what questions did I leave unanswered or you wanting more information? I have additional examples I can provide to clarify anything you may be still looking for." They always had a question which have the opportunity to provide more good experience and information.
How would you explain co-insurance?
What information would you need to add a new location/building to a current customers insurance policy?
Describe a situation in which you solved a problem that no one else could.
Tell me about a time you had to handle a difficult customer
name a time you had to handle a difficult customer and what was the outcome
How to deal with ambiguous situations and how and what to communicate when projects are delayed, over budget or any other obstacles in the way.
In SQL, given a few tables that have clear joins between them, calculate month-over-month difference for a particular metric.
Describe a time you disagreed with a colleague and how did you handle it?
All the questions are from my CV itself. all about build and release process, tools, and scripting .(shell script)
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