Resume Interview - 30 Questions in 90 Seconds

1. What is your Name?
2. Do you have a college degree? If so, from where?
3. What'd you eat for breakfast?
4. Did you play a sport in college?
5. Favorite TV Show?
6. Are you a morning or night person?
7. Favorite Hobby?
8.If you could choose your nickname, what would it be?
9. One Strength?
10. One Weakness?
11. What annoys you?
12. What is success?
13. Any Internships? If so, where?
14. Biggest addiction?
15. Use on word to describe your computer ability?
16. What is better: being organized or attention to detail?
17. iPhone or Samsung?
18. If you could win any award, what is it and why?
19. Chrome or Safari?
20. Where do you see yourself in five years?
21. Nike or Adidas?
22. Do you have a mentor? If so, Who?
23. If your plane was about to crash who would you want next to you?
24. What does your office or work space look like?
25. What is your Dream Job?
26. What are you afraid of?
27. What is the most delightful word you can think of?
28. Favorite color?
29. What is better, certificates or experience?
30. Describe yourself in three words.

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