Tell me about the last time you had to switch from a solo project to help your team meet their objectives.

"Well, I do work in a fairly high-paced environment and am often pulled in multiple directions. But this is one of my strengths. I am a habitual multi-tasker, and whether it is in my personal life or my professional sphere, I always seem to have multiple things going on at the same time. Fun fact, I actually do know how to juggle, and can do so for quite some time without dropping a single juggling club, or ball. My record is 12 minutes. Anyway, I can juggle multiple priorities at the same time without losing track of any single one of them. My coworkers know this about me, and never hesitate to lean on me for help, which I am always willing to do. My most recent example was a couple of days ago, but it isn't that interesting. But I will, if you like me to, and if I still haven't sufficiently answered your question."

Even though many of the positions require being able to work on more solitary and analytical projects, one of their core values is Collaboration. "It takes creativity and expertise from people in every part of the company to fulfill our mission. We are at our best when we work together and support each other." So regardless of your answer, you'll want to always express how you prioritize the needs of the team above all else.