TD interview questions

Interviewer was very friendly,gave a lot of info about the job, but asked a lot questions about my personal life, such as what sports I play, that did not pertain at all to the job.I am a very private person, and I have a hidden disability from an accident that limits my sports activity, of course I did want to go into that, and did not follow up because I lost interest in the job and the company following the interview.After a several non job questions-sports, TV shows, sports, hobbies, etc, I said to the interviewer that I was not sure what she was getting at, that I didint have any outside activities that would prevent me from coming to work, but she kept pushing. I have had bosses too involved in my personal life before and I do NOT like that.

There were in all 5 rounds and two cocktail events split into two events. The first event in Vancouver consisted of a cocktail reception and two round of interviews with the VP and Associate. This event took place over a span of two days. After three days the VP called me up to confirm that I had qualified for the final rounds to be conducted in Toronto. I flew to Toronto the following week. During the reception in Toronto I found out that I was the only guy shortlisted from Vancouver and most of the other finalists were from either Rotman or Ivey. Following the reception I had three rounds of interview with two MD's and one VP-HR. Interviews - Most behavioral and fit, some macro economic discussions, discussion on past work ex and current MBA program. Receptions - Friendly, elegant, and fun