Probing questions involving times where you have failed are big. To be able to have good examples that don't seem too weak, while also demonstrating how overcoming those challenges helped make you a better professional/leader etc is a fine line to walk, but answering it well is a great way to demonstrate your maturity and managerial abilities
What strategy would you recommend to attract different user groups without losing Groupon's primary group of 20-something educated females?
What is the best brand?
How do you feel in a performance based role?
All questions were predictable. Just look up Behavioral Based questions and have your elevator pitch ready.
Tell me about a time when you had to build a data model to drive a decision.
Why did you choose MBA?
My previous experience and how it can be translated
What would you say at your retirement party in 25 years. What would you want to say.
How would you influence a group of people without any authority?
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