Tell me about yourself. How to answer: There are several ways you can approach this question. One effective way is to start with the present, then go into your past and finish with your future. Describe what your role is and what you do. Then describe past experiences relevant to the role you are applying to. Finally, talk about what kind of work you are hoping to do next and why you are interested in the role you have applied to. Can you tell us about the last project you worked on? How to answer: Describe the important information about the project, like the overall goal, team size, and how you approached it. Speak candidly about what went well, and be sure to mention something you might have improved or that you learned. Having some metrics on hand to show the results of the project can be useful here. Tell us about a time something went wrong in a project you were managing. How to answer: Since dealing with unforeseen challenges is a core part of project management, you will want to have a few examples to point to for your interview. You can also mention how you would implement change processes in your project. How do you prioritise tasks in a project? How to answer: Tie your answer back to the interest of the project. Your answer might include some combination of deadlines, stakeholder needs, or determining tasks that make up a critical path. You can pull from some examples in the past or work your way through some hypothetical situations.