If you interview often enough, you'll see a similar pattern. Here's my list:
"What's your product development attitude?"
"How did you know about this position?"
"How did you learn about Technology X?"
"Tell me about your latest role"
"Why are you switching jobs?"
"What would you change at current role?"
"Tell me about another project, it can be a side project."
"What do you plan on being in 5 years?"
"Why aren't you at senior/manager level yet?"
"I see you did tech X here, and then Y. Why the career shift?"
"What excites you?" (This is a surprisingly common question that throws me off. The first one I got it, I answered "productivity". Which was true, but it sounded like a bullshit answer and lost me that interview. I've learned to talk about AI or cooking or exponential growth and relate that to incremental games. This question is often a bullshit detector)
"What advice would you have for younger you?"
"What is something you've had trouble with recently?"
"How would you change that?"
"What's the worst mistake you've ever made?"
"Why haven't you joined FAANG?"
"Tell me how did you handle disagreements at work"
"What's your growth plan? What do you want?"
"What's your favourite design pattern?"
"How do you manage tech debt?"