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    "They would be better off with stories, i guess."

    Ilya P. - "They would be better off with stories, i guess."See full answer

    Product Manager
    Product Strategy
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    "Using a join: This is the most common way to do a lookup."

    Praful B. - "Using a join: This is the most common way to do a lookup."See full answer

    Coding
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    Data Engineer
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    Concept
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    "Basic Approach As BST inorder traversal will result in a sequence of increasing order. Store that order in a vector and get the k-1 index to get the Kth smallest element, similarly access the N-K+1 th element will be the Kth largest element Time Complexity: O(n) Space Complexity O(n) Space Optimized Approach For Kth smallest , start inorder traversal, and keep a counter, decrement the counter when you access the node element. When the counter turns 0 that elementwill be the Kth smal"

    Saurabh S. - "Basic Approach As BST inorder traversal will result in a sequence of increasing order. Store that order in a vector and get the k-1 index to get the Kth smallest element, similarly access the N-K+1 th element will be the Kth largest element Time Complexity: O(n) Space Complexity O(n) Space Optimized Approach For Kth smallest , start inorder traversal, and keep a counter, decrement the counter when you access the node element. When the counter turns 0 that elementwill be the Kth smal"See full answer

    Data Structures & Algorithms
    Coding
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    Execution
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    "get rid of competition, acquire more users"

    Newsha M. - "get rid of competition, acquire more users"See full answer

    Product Strategy
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    BizOps & Strategy
    Product Strategy
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    Product Manager
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    "Let me tell you about a time when I learnt the craft of writing and sending emails. I worked at an early stage startup that does voice recording and transcription and one of my primary responsibilities was to engage with existing customers. At that time, there were a around 10k users in total. I decided to split the entire user base into cohorts. Users who've recorded and transcribed atleast 10 words within 3 months Users who've recorded and transcribed atleast 10 words within 3- 6 month"

    Anonymous Crayfish - "Let me tell you about a time when I learnt the craft of writing and sending emails. I worked at an early stage startup that does voice recording and transcription and one of my primary responsibilities was to engage with existing customers. At that time, there were a around 10k users in total. I decided to split the entire user base into cohorts. Users who've recorded and transcribed atleast 10 words within 3 months Users who've recorded and transcribed atleast 10 words within 3- 6 month"See full answer

    Behavioral
    Project Management
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    "#include #include #include using namespace std; void printComs(int prev, int start, int end, int target) { if (start >= end) return; while (start target) { end--; } else { st"

    Iris F. - "#include #include #include using namespace std; void printComs(int prev, int start, int end, int target) { if (start >= end) return; while (start target) { end--; } else { st"See full answer

    Software Engineer
    Data Structures & Algorithms
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    "Clarification Question what does it mean by the different markets? Emerging market, developing market, or developed market. Technical Front Low bandwidth or network can affect the performance Latency can be high if the server is not placed near to the regions Business Front The average number of people who indulge in corporate or white collar jobs is very less. Jobs in the local market is very less People who don't have smartphone/desktop excess extensively may not be present on the"

    Anonymous Muskox - "Clarification Question what does it mean by the different markets? Emerging market, developing market, or developed market. Technical Front Low bandwidth or network can affect the performance Latency can be high if the server is not placed near to the regions Business Front The average number of people who indulge in corporate or white collar jobs is very less. Jobs in the local market is very less People who don't have smartphone/desktop excess extensively may not be present on the"See full answer

    Analytical
    Technical
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    " First, sort the array in ascending order. This ensures that we can easily check the triangle inequality condition. Use a loop to iterate through the array. For each triplet of consecutive elements, check if they satisfy the triangle inequality condition a+b>ca+b>c. As soon as you find a valid tuple, return it. If no valid tuple is found, return null. This approach is efficient with a time complexity of O(nlog⁡n)O(nlogn) due to the sorting step, followed by a linear scan of the array"

    Shivam P. - " First, sort the array in ascending order. This ensures that we can easily check the triangle inequality condition. Use a loop to iterate through the array. For each triplet of consecutive elements, check if they satisfy the triangle inequality condition a+b>ca+b>c. As soon as you find a valid tuple, return it. If no valid tuple is found, return null. This approach is efficient with a time complexity of O(nlog⁡n)O(nlogn) due to the sorting step, followed by a linear scan of the array"See full answer

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    Data Structures & Algorithms
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  • "Some of the best practices I found in the best PMs is Structure - Often times the problems we are dealing with in corporate are going to be ambiguous. Best PMs will try to scope it down and bring a clarity to the ambiguous problem statement. This can be observed in simple things like planning a day, planning a trip or planning a house hunt. They will approach problems with some structure in place Getting the buy in from people - I found that often times PMs are the people who doesn't have"

    Anonymous Fish - "Some of the best practices I found in the best PMs is Structure - Often times the problems we are dealing with in corporate are going to be ambiguous. Best PMs will try to scope it down and bring a clarity to the ambiguous problem statement. This can be observed in simple things like planning a day, planning a trip or planning a house hunt. They will approach problems with some structure in place Getting the buy in from people - I found that often times PMs are the people who doesn't have"See full answer

    Behavioral
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