Behavioral: Tell me about a time ... Flashcards

1
Q

you failed

A

S: Dustin Ing, Libby, FIDO Alliance, Authenticator, EO phish-resistance
A: Wallow, Got derailed, FIDO Alliance
R: Derailed. Only landed the message in the last 20 mins. Learned to take control of the meeting back.

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2
Q

you communicated effectively,

learned a lesson

A

S: MS BP, UK, CISO, Dennis Ontiveros, Listen
A: Tried to solve customer problems
R: Didn’t listen. Listened later. Worked.

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3
Q

innovation

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1) MS IPv2 Risk detections > Risky sign-ins

2) Authenticator phish-resistance

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4
Q

collaboration

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1) PIM (Identity + MMX)

2) IDNA PM Hiring v-team

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5
Q

pivoted,
built frugal solution,
dug deep,
used an innovative solution

A

S: MS AAD Portal Security menu
A: A/B, Consolidation
R: SEO

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6
Q

received tough feedback

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1) MS Alex: Spend less time with devs

2) Shoot your proposal first, then back with data

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7
Q

gave tough feedback

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1) MS ENTJ DS, Sayed H

2) Caroleen B

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8
Q

people building

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1) AMEX Offshore teammate (BDS)
2) SL Smith - BDS
3) Caroleen - Change from APC to FIPS

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9
Q

people motivation

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1) Apple Brian, iTunes 4 Win, Charter Learning 80%-single-iPhoners
2) Poulomi - 40M iOS 15 users

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10
Q

conflict

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1) MS Brklyn (Comms - Teams v Outlook, Priorities - Consumer v Enterprise, IST v PST), Agree-Build-Compare
2) Within division - Swaroop, Libby, Scott (FIDO, Passkeys), Authenticator (App based phish-resistance) - open comms, transparency, listening, appreciating

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11
Q

priority conflict

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1) MS IPv2 Dilesh Ignite 18 Public Preview

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12
Q

delegated,

recovered from a difficult situation

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1) MS IPv2 SH

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13
Q

ownership

A

1) IPv2
2) MS Brooklyn
3)

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14
Q

unsupportive teammate

A

Apple Chuck syslog

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15
Q

vision

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MS AuthApp

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16
Q

design

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MS Brooklyn (Design principles, UR, Customer collab, Feedback loop)

17
Q

panicked

A

JEDI (comms, connections)

18
Q

leadership

A

1) Auth app vision
2) Phish-resistance
3) IPv2 technical challanges
4) Brooklyn GTM plan
5) SLT escalation - MFA spam vs usability concerns

19
Q

re-prioritization based on business opportunity

A

PM,MAU,Subscription > Transparency features

20
Q

Tell me about a past challenge or conflict you handled

A

TODO

21
Q

Tell me about the greatest accomplishment of your career

A

TODO

22
Q

Tell me about a time you failed and what you learned from it

A

TODO

23
Q

Tell me what others would say about you

A

TODO

24
Q

Tell me about your biggest accomplishment

A

TODO

25
Q

Tell me about the area where you have the most to learn

A

Communication - listening, speaking

26
Q

Tell me about what do you want to do in the future

A

TODO

27
Q

What are your strengths and weaknesses?

A

Strengths

1) People - Collab, empathy
2) Vision
3) Execution

Weakness

1) Verbal comms
2) Assertiveness
3) TODO

28
Q

Why are you transitioning from your current position?

A

1) Innovation

29
Q

Tell me about a time you struggled to work with one of your colleagues

A

TODO

30
Q

Tell me about a time you were given feedback that was constructive

A

TODO

31
Q

Tell me about a time you had to resolve a conflict in a team

A

TODO

32
Q

Tell me about a time you managed a conflict / disagreement in a team

A

Cross-div conflict, passkeys, FIDO keys, app phish-resistance, Apple Google strategy

33
Q

Tell me about a time you worked with cross-functional teams and the role you played

A

1) IPv2
2) Brooklyn
3) Auth app

34
Q

Have you ever collaborated with multiple teams? What challenges did you face?

A

1) Brooklyn

2) IDNA PM Hiring

35
Q

Tell me about a time you had to step up and take responsibility for others

A

1) IDNA PM Hiring v-team - candidates, volunteers

36
Q

How would you advocate for a commitment to a priority, when that priority is not high on someone else’s list?

A

1) Precedents

37
Q

How would you manage timelines in a highly matrixed environment, where there is no top down authority?

A

Breakdown the problem into smaller independent pieces, line up the pieces with a Gantt chart them, keep moving the focus from one bottleneck to another.

38
Q

Tell me about a product you lead from idea to launch

A

1) IPv2

39
Q

How do you influence product?

A

Data, leadership, vision docs, collab, cross divisional ideation, open doors