I believe there is no such thing as too open-ended a question to ask an interviewee. If you're asked something open-ended you have a glorious opportunity to def

I believe there is no such thing as too open-ended a question to ask an interviewee. If you're asked something open-ended you have a glorious opportunity to define the scope of that question yourself, and to frame it in terms of things you know. Better still: you get to throw the ball back in their court by asking supplementary questions. The point of such an interview question is to foster dialogue.