"Questions:
What is the purpose of the scooters? (commuting in between office buildings or zipping across on the floor or for employees to be able to get to locations nearby e.g. lunch, coffee )
Is the entire workforce in the same building or multiple buildings?
If the employees in multiple buildings how far apart are they?
Where are the offices located? (lousy weather would mean more employees using scooters to save time and a more convenient transport)
Estimation:
Planning for highes"
JD - "Questions:
What is the purpose of the scooters? (commuting in between office buildings or zipping across on the floor or for employees to be able to get to locations nearby e.g. lunch, coffee )
Is the entire workforce in the same building or multiple buildings?
If the employees in multiple buildings how far apart are they?
Where are the offices located? (lousy weather would mean more employees using scooters to save time and a more convenient transport)
Estimation:
Planning for highes"See full answer
"Candidate: Before we go ahead I have a few clarifying questions, I’d like to ask.
Interviewer: Sure.
Candidate: What is the exact definition of a restaurant, are we counting coffee shops, bars, street food trolleys, homemade food shops that only has delivery to customers’ place and etc... kinds of a restaurant as well?
Interviewer: let’s assume that we only mean restaurants that people can go inside, order some food and eat. Let’s not consider bars and coffee shops and so"
Jasmin R. - "Candidate: Before we go ahead I have a few clarifying questions, I’d like to ask.
Interviewer: Sure.
Candidate: What is the exact definition of a restaurant, are we counting coffee shops, bars, street food trolleys, homemade food shops that only has delivery to customers’ place and etc... kinds of a restaurant as well?
Interviewer: let’s assume that we only mean restaurants that people can go inside, order some food and eat. Let’s not consider bars and coffee shops and so"See full answer
"Assuming for the US
Segment by size of businessNumber of employees per business sizePrice per employee=Revenue
Price per employee should decrease with a larger employee base.
30M businesses in the US
Small Business
60% of businesses are small=18M
Average number of employees=50
Price per employee=$5
Small Business Revenue=$2.7B
Medium Business
30% of them are medium=9M
Average number of employees=1000
Price per employee=$3
Medium Business Revenue=$8.1B
Large Business
10% of th"
Anonymous Puma - "Assuming for the US
Segment by size of businessNumber of employees per business sizePrice per employee=Revenue
Price per employee should decrease with a larger employee base.
30M businesses in the US
Small Business
60% of businesses are small=18M
Average number of employees=50
Price per employee=$5
Small Business Revenue=$2.7B
Medium Business
30% of them are medium=9M
Average number of employees=1000
Price per employee=$3
Medium Business Revenue=$8.1B
Large Business
10% of th"See full answer
"Assumptions
This estimation will not take into consideration service fees, delivery fees, or tips
we are specifically interested in consumer purchases of fruits and vegetables from local grocers (i.e. instacart, peapod, wholefoods/primenow, etc.)
Fresh and frozen produce are in scope
Equation
NYC annual online produce purchases = (Num NYC households) x (% pop. that purchase produce online) x ($ spent on online produce purchases)
(NYC HH) =
300M Americans --> 100M HH"
Kwabena B. - "Assumptions
This estimation will not take into consideration service fees, delivery fees, or tips
we are specifically interested in consumer purchases of fruits and vegetables from local grocers (i.e. instacart, peapod, wholefoods/primenow, etc.)
Fresh and frozen produce are in scope
Equation
NYC annual online produce purchases = (Num NYC households) x (% pop. that purchase produce online) x ($ spent on online produce purchases)
(NYC HH) =
300M Americans --> 100M HH"See full answer
Estimation
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"Clarifying Questions:
Assume US Audience or Worldwide?
US Only
Assume short form content or long form content ?
Assume all
Premium or Ads Support ?
All
Solution:
US Population 300M
Will remove 70 ages as not relevant audience or not have access to YouTube = 60m
Leaving 240M.
Adoption of YouTube with remaining Population = 60% (including overlap and exclusion with other services e.g. Netflix)
Total Audience that watches YouTube daily = 144m (about half of US Populat"
Sumeet R. - "Clarifying Questions:
Assume US Audience or Worldwide?
US Only
Assume short form content or long form content ?
Assume all
Premium or Ads Support ?
All
Solution:
US Population 300M
Will remove 70 ages as not relevant audience or not have access to YouTube = 60m
Leaving 240M.
Adoption of YouTube with remaining Population = 60% (including overlap and exclusion with other services e.g. Netflix)
Total Audience that watches YouTube daily = 144m (about half of US Populat"See full answer
"Is the "idea" I'm trying to sell something new or built off an existing service/product we offer?
Interviewer: Let's assume new.
Assuming it's a proper sit-down meeting with senior management to go over the proposal, here is what the slide deck would contain.
Introduction/Description of the problem I'm trying to solve: Before proposing a solution, it is important to first identify the problem we're trying to solve. This section would contain the description of the problem/pain poi"
Harshita G. - "Is the "idea" I'm trying to sell something new or built off an existing service/product we offer?
Interviewer: Let's assume new.
Assuming it's a proper sit-down meeting with senior management to go over the proposal, here is what the slide deck would contain.
Introduction/Description of the problem I'm trying to solve: Before proposing a solution, it is important to first identify the problem we're trying to solve. This section would contain the description of the problem/pain poi"See full answer
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