In what circumstances would you recommend the use of Waterfall instead of Scrum as the framework for an agile development project?

An interviewer will ask this question to explore your knowledge of software development frameworks other than those already discussed. Even if you don't use anything other the agile and scrum, you should be aware of the different frameworks and development methodologies used so you can compare and contrast them. A broad knowledge of techniques used in your industry demonstrates your professionalism, skills, and overall qualifications for the job.

"While scrum is the major framework I prefer when executing agile development projects, waterfall may be appropriate in certain circumstances. These include when the client requirement is simple, the project is small and well-defined, and I'm not anticipating any changes during the software development. Examples of these include upgrade projects and small, internal applications."