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  • Google logoAsked at Google 
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    Product Design
  • Meta logoAsked at Meta 
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    "Customers needs changing every"

    Going P. - "Customers needs changing every"See full answer

    Product Strategy
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    Product Manager
    Product Design
  • Adobe logoAsked at Adobe 
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    "I started by reframing Adobe’s mission in my own words: to build creative and productivity tools that make everyday customer workflows easier. Then, I defined the goal: improving retention for the Scan app, as users often drop off to competitors such as Genius Scan or the native iOS Scanner after initial use. To better understand user behavior, I segmented users into three groups: Power users: Professionals such as lawyers or students who scan frequently. Low-engagement users: Inactive for 9"

    Eshaa D. - "I started by reframing Adobe’s mission in my own words: to build creative and productivity tools that make everyday customer workflows easier. Then, I defined the goal: improving retention for the Scan app, as users often drop off to competitors such as Genius Scan or the native iOS Scanner after initial use. To better understand user behavior, I segmented users into three groups: Power users: Professionals such as lawyers or students who scan frequently. Low-engagement users: Inactive for 9"See full answer

    Product Manager
    Product Design
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  • Microsoft logoAsked at Microsoft 
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    Data Structures & Algorithms
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  • Workday logoAsked at Workday 
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    "Designing a Pseudo Random Number Generator (PRNG) involves creating an algorithm that generates a sequence of numbers that appear random while being deterministic, meaning that the same sequence can be reproduced given the same initial conditions. Here's a basic outline of how you could design a PRNG: Define the seed: The PRNG algorithm requires a seed value to initialize the generator. The seed can be any value, such as a number provided by the user or obtained from system data like the curr"

    Takashi M. - "Designing a Pseudo Random Number Generator (PRNG) involves creating an algorithm that generates a sequence of numbers that appear random while being deterministic, meaning that the same sequence can be reproduced given the same initial conditions. Here's a basic outline of how you could design a PRNG: Define the seed: The PRNG algorithm requires a seed value to initialize the generator. The seed can be any value, such as a number provided by the user or obtained from system data like the curr"See full answer

    System Design
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    Product Design
  • Amazon logoAsked at Amazon 
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    "I have this approach of: 30% seniors, to help the semi senior to grow. 30% to 35% semi seniors, to help the jr to grow. 37% to 40% jr or software engineers. With this approach and can foster a culture of grow but also be prepared to rotation of the team. And if you have to add more people, the onboarding is more simple."

    Cristian A. - "I have this approach of: 30% seniors, to help the semi senior to grow. 30% to 35% semi seniors, to help the jr to grow. 37% to 40% jr or software engineers. With this approach and can foster a culture of grow but also be prepared to rotation of the team. And if you have to add more people, the onboarding is more simple."See full answer

    Solutions Architect
    Behavioral
  • Anthropic logoAsked at Anthropic 
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    "Hallucinations are evaluated by measuring how often generated outputs contain information that is not supported by trusted sources. what hallucination means in context: Intrinsic hallucination: contradicts provided context Extrinsic hallucination: introduces unsupported facts Fabrication: confidently incorrect answers"

    Hardik saurabh G. - "Hallucinations are evaluated by measuring how often generated outputs contain information that is not supported by trusted sources. what hallucination means in context: Intrinsic hallucination: contradicts provided context Extrinsic hallucination: introduces unsupported facts Fabrication: confidently incorrect answers"See full answer

    Product Manager
    Artificial Intelligence
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  • DoubleVerify logoAsked at DoubleVerify 
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    "Are we also considaring the office buildings or only houses? Both So we know the NYC land area is 1254 sqkm 1 square kilometer = 247.105 acres that means 1254 sqkm will be = 309870 acr ( rounding) So this is total space, in this say living area is 80% that means 80% * 309870 = 247896 acrs In this 60% residential which will be 148738 acrs residential area and rest is 99158 acres are business blocks Menas (148738/247) =602 sq km =602178 sq mtr residential and 401449 sq mtr for busine"

    Indranil G. - "Are we also considaring the office buildings or only houses? Both So we know the NYC land area is 1254 sqkm 1 square kilometer = 247.105 acres that means 1254 sqkm will be = 309870 acr ( rounding) So this is total space, in this say living area is 80% that means 80% * 309870 = 247896 acrs In this 60% residential which will be 148738 acrs residential area and rest is 99158 acres are business blocks Menas (148738/247) =602 sq km =602178 sq mtr residential and 401449 sq mtr for busine"See full answer

    Estimation
  • Peloton logoAsked at Peloton 
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    "Volume of Boeing 747 / Volume of 1 ping pong ball; subtract the estimated ping pongs in the fuel tank to fine tune"

    productchamp - "Volume of Boeing 747 / Volume of 1 ping pong ball; subtract the estimated ping pongs in the fuel tank to fine tune"See full answer

    Estimation
  • "My thought process below: FB's mission: Connect with people - friends, family, and build communities. Assumptions made: Goal here is to increase user engagement with an FB product, not to monetize or gather new users, though they may be indirect side-effects No blockers in terms of data or partnerships Looking at mobile specifically Classifying users Trying a matrix structure of Interest vs Ability-to-engage. 1) Enthusiastic fans :: People who are super interested in the eve"

    Sidharth N. - "My thought process below: FB's mission: Connect with people - friends, family, and build communities. Assumptions made: Goal here is to increase user engagement with an FB product, not to monetize or gather new users, though they may be indirect side-effects No blockers in terms of data or partnerships Looking at mobile specifically Classifying users Trying a matrix structure of Interest vs Ability-to-engage. 1) Enthusiastic fans :: People who are super interested in the eve"See full answer

    Product Design
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    Software Engineer
    Artificial Intelligence
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  • "I use ChatGPT a lot to either refine my own answers or stories and make them better, or to answer questions which I would then refine to be more personal to me. Here's what ChatGPT says about this question: This question is testing your analytical thinking, data-driven decision-making, and product sense—especially in the context of Meta’s focus on engagement and content ranking. The best approach is to **define key engagement metrics, outline an experiment design, and consider trade-of"

    Robert H. - "I use ChatGPT a lot to either refine my own answers or stories and make them better, or to answer questions which I would then refine to be more personal to me. Here's what ChatGPT says about this question: This question is testing your analytical thinking, data-driven decision-making, and product sense—especially in the context of Meta’s focus on engagement and content ranking. The best approach is to **define key engagement metrics, outline an experiment design, and consider trade-of"See full answer

    Product Analyst
    Analytical
  • MasterClass logoAsked at MasterClass 
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    "Just to clarify, I’m picturing that we have a install progress bar that we’re showing to the user, and for the initial stage of the install, we display one ad, then we show a different ad when the user is somewhere in the middle part of the installation, then show a third ad in the final step. Also, I assume that each slot must feature a different advertiser. First I’ll set the scene on how ad campaigns work in general then describe how we’d prioritize them and what to display to the user. A t"

    Spencer W. - "Just to clarify, I’m picturing that we have a install progress bar that we’re showing to the user, and for the initial stage of the install, we display one ad, then we show a different ad when the user is somewhere in the middle part of the installation, then show a third ad in the final step. Also, I assume that each slot must feature a different advertiser. First I’ll set the scene on how ad campaigns work in general then describe how we’d prioritize them and what to display to the user. A t"See full answer

    Analytical
  • Meta logoAsked at Meta 
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    "public class CircularBuffer { private T[] buffer; private int head; private int tail; private int size; private final int capacity; public CircularBuffer(int capacity) { this.capacity = capacity; this.buffer = (T[]) new Object[capacity]; this.head = 0; this.tail = 0; this.size = 0; } public void enqueue(T item) { if (isFull()) { throw new IllegalStateException("Buffer is full"); } buf"

    Vidhyadhar V. - "public class CircularBuffer { private T[] buffer; private int head; private int tail; private int size; private final int capacity; public CircularBuffer(int capacity) { this.capacity = capacity; this.buffer = (T[]) new Object[capacity]; this.head = 0; this.tail = 0; this.size = 0; } public void enqueue(T item) { if (isFull()) { throw new IllegalStateException("Buffer is full"); } buf"See full answer

    Software Engineer
    Data Structures & Algorithms
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    Product Design
  • Lyft logoAsked at Lyft 
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    Product Design
    System Design
  • Google logoAsked at Google 
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    "Interesting question. I believe they now do this. Couple clarifying questions: Are we talking about the FSD feature specifically, or older legacy models as well? Is there any hardware needed in order to enable this feature, or is it purely a software update? Would people still be able to pay a set fee for FSD upfront, or is it up to me? Up to you. Goals: Let's think about Tesla's goals in this change. One could be adoption. The cost of 10k could be prohibitive for the feature up"

    Jeff H. - "Interesting question. I believe they now do this. Couple clarifying questions: Are we talking about the FSD feature specifically, or older legacy models as well? Is there any hardware needed in order to enable this feature, or is it purely a software update? Would people still be able to pay a set fee for FSD upfront, or is it up to me? Up to you. Goals: Let's think about Tesla's goals in this change. One could be adoption. The cost of 10k could be prohibitive for the feature up"See full answer

    Product Strategy
  • Product Manager
    Analytical
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