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Question 3 of 35 for our Management Analyst Mock Interview

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Question 3 of 35

Tell me about the most intense project you have worked on. What was your role?

"One of the most intense projects I've worked on is the organization-wide restructuring of the operations team at Company ABC. The team could not come to a full stop, so we had to transition the team in phases. My role was to ensure that all parallel runs between restructured teams vs. old teams were happening without glitches. I had to coordinate with the Finance department to monitor financial losses, the HR department to measure productivity, and the Director of Operations to monitor process continuity. Through diligent monitoring, I was able to produce all the output expected from me, and we completed the transition successfully."

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How to Answer: Tell me about the most intense project you have worked on. What was your role?

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  • 3. Tell me about the most intense project you have worked on. What was your role?

      What You Need to Know

      This question is another behavioral-based query and the best approach to this question is to use the STAR method of Situation, Task, Action, Result. Describe the project, providing sufficient background information to give the interviewer a broad enough understanding. Then, discuss what your professional responsibilities were when it came to this intense project. Next, expand on the tasks you were directly involved in to meet these project needs. Lastly, be sure to include the positive impact that your work made on the outcome of the project.

      Written by Ryan Brown on August 11th, 2014

      Experienced Example

      "One of the most intense projects I've worked on is the organization-wide restructuring of the operations team at Company ABC. The team could not come to a full stop, so we had to transition the team in phases. My role was to ensure that all parallel runs between restructured teams vs. old teams were happening without glitches. I had to coordinate with the Finance department to monitor financial losses, the HR department to measure productivity, and the Director of Operations to monitor process continuity. Through diligent monitoring, I was able to produce all the output expected from me, and we completed the transition successfully."

      Written by Ryan Brown on August 11th, 2014