“Are you sure you understand the job description?” “have you have used x tool? (that wasn’t mentioned in the job description)” “why do you want to leave your job now at a very high paying role in a big tech company?” “How would you debug this software? (that they have not explained much about)” Then proceed to ask me the same question 5 different ways and I’ve already given a thorough answer
"Why did you do this volunteer work for a nonprofit on the side?" "It seems like you have too many hobbies and interests" "I'm concerned that 10 years ago, before you earned your biology PhD, you worked in a completely different field"
What are your future plans?
What do you like about your favorite programming language? What challenges have you had interacting with non-programming scientists? Let's go over a pretend request a scientist might have, how would you flesh this out?
Tell me a little about yourself
What is your biggest achievement?
Did I work with Single Cell data?
What is a best working environment?
general background questions about almost every single term appeared on you resume
What was my familiarity with genomic karyotyping
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