Project Manager Technical Writer Interview Questions
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Project Manager Technical Writer interview questions shared by candidates
What are your salary expectations?
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I expect the salary to be competitive.
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I was uncomfortable with the question and had to dodge it twice.
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I told them I did my research and asked for what was on here as starting salaries. I was told he was impressed by the fact that I researched them and was given an offer as expected. Less
The most difficult question of the interview I faced was probably the first: "Please introduce yourself." It's not a question I've often been asked in job interviews. While I got to present myself, it's also a very open-ended question that can trap you if you say too much, or say the wrong things.
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I started out by introducing myself personally, then branched out to my career history. I kept my answer succinct to avoid talking on and on. I focused on the highest points of my career and talked about some of the recognition I have received for my professional work. Less
The recruiter who interviewed me didn't really ask any typical interview questions. It was more about the technical details that recruiters go through (the right to represent form, rate, etc.).
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The contract for consultants was very unethical and included items like: if you resign before the contract period is up, you have to pay for the recruitment process to find your replacement, etc. I did a redline of the contract before signing it, and they accepted my edits. Less
To assess the marketability and investment potential of new companies. I applied for a job as a grant writer, not an investor, so I was surprised to be asked this.
How do you manage competing deadlines and priorities?
What is one difficulty that you would anticipate in this role?
Were I an investor, which of the following products would I invest in?
What was the most challenging part of your masters degree