This wasn't difficult, but it's the only specific question I can remember. You're playing basketball and you're down by 2. You know you can hit a 2-pointer to tie the game with 28% probability, and then go on to win the game in overtime with 50% probability. Alternatively, you know you can hit a 3-pointer and win with 15% probability. Which do you take?
What was your best customer service experience?
Nothing too scary. Just two or three good questions about problem solving... Discuss a time when you had this sort of problem and how did you handle it? What was the outcome?
He said Uber X was not available in Adelaide, and asked how I found Uber Black
After seeming instantly put off by the way I said "Hi," (not even joking), there was a stiff pause and then Jessica said, "So tell me something about you." I'm sorry, but that's too broad a question and not a good way to lead into an interview. Telling her about my personal stats in not appropriate, and she's got my work history in front of her. What does she want?
Why bloomberg
What is 35% of 40?
Describe to me in C how to take the word "FOX" and rearrange the words backwords to spell "XOF" using only a stack and one variable.
Why did you decide to work for us?
They asked a lot of situational questions. Like “ how would you react in this scenario”?
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