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Some of the answers you will fin
Project
Management Interview Q &
A
- How do you handle disruptive team
members?
- How do you handle non-productive team
members?
- How do you motivate team members who are burned
out or bored?
- How do you motivate people?
- How
do you handle team members who come to you with
their personal
problems?
- How do you start a
project?
- If
you are teaching the ropes to a new Project
Manager, what would you say are the most important
things he needs to look for?
- What would be the key artifacts needed in a
project?
- How do you manage
change?
- How do you manage conflict in the project
team?
- How do you deal with a difficult team
member?
- What qualifications are required to be an
effective project manager?
- What is the difference between a project plan and
a project schedule? What
do you include in a project
schedule?
- How do you track a
project?
- How do you track risks? Tell me about the risks
that your last project had.
- What is the difference between a risk and an
issue?
- How do you define quality in project
management?
- What would you say if a team member asks why
project management is needed? Why do we have to do
all this documentation ahead of the real
work?
- What have you learned in obtaining your PMP that
you are using in real-life
projects?
- What do you do if a team member presents a work
product that you know for a fact is flawed
or incomplete, but the team member insists it is
completed and
sound?
- What would you do if a manager whose resources you
are using keeps saying that all the documentation
required by the project is getting in the way of
actual
progress?
- What was your role in your last
project?
- What was the most interesting role you played in a
project?
- What do you do when a team member does not
complete his/her assignment and has gone to
another
project?
- Have you used Microsoft Project? How do you like
it?
- How do you verify that the requirements identified
for a project are actually included in the
final delivery to the
users?
- How do you verify that the requirements are
correct and that they reflect what the users
want?
- What are your greatest strengths and weaknesses in
the Project Management areas of
knowledge?
- What were the risks you had in your last
project?
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