In the end, most behavioral interview questions end up looking something like this. You have all the
hallmarks in the request for a specific example of a problem, action and solution. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, pick an example relevant to the position, identify the problem, present your approach and then describe the successful outcome. If you know the new job will involve heavy
teamwork, discuss a group project that wasn’t going well or a group task at work. If it is an individual position, then talk about something where you had to complete a task that was difficult.