Interview Questions

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  • Affirm logoAsked at Affirm 

    "Clarifying questions Why is this company interested in building a vending machine for disabled people? We're a vending machine company who has recently learned that disabled people have a lot of trouble using our machines. We want to change that. What is the main metric this company is trying to drive? Machine usage Is there a specific kind of disability we are interested in targeting? Blind, amputees etc. Blind/vision impaired people Is there a specific type"

    William W. - "Clarifying questions Why is this company interested in building a vending machine for disabled people? We're a vending machine company who has recently learned that disabled people have a lot of trouble using our machines. We want to change that. What is the main metric this company is trying to drive? Machine usage Is there a specific kind of disability we are interested in targeting? Blind, amputees etc. Blind/vision impaired people Is there a specific type"See full answer

    Product Design
    System Design
  • Google DeepMind logoAsked at Google DeepMind 

    "Walk through user need and discovery, GTM process, beta planning, execution and measurement, results and learnings"

    Hadrien M. - "Walk through user need and discovery, GTM process, beta planning, execution and measurement, results and learnings"See full answer

    Product Marketing Manager
    Behavioral
    +1 more
  • Discord logoAsked at Discord 
    Engineering Manager
    Coding
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  • "I checked the unittest is giving a False assertion as you can see in the colab notebook below. F FAIL: testsimple (main_.Conv2dTest) Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 19, in test_simple self.assertTrue(torch.equal(output, torch.tensor([[[[ 5., 1.], [ -2., -10.]]]]))) AssertionError: False is not true"

    Abinash S. - "I checked the unittest is giving a False assertion as you can see in the colab notebook below. F FAIL: testsimple (main_.Conv2dTest) Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 19, in test_simple self.assertTrue(torch.equal(output, torch.tensor([[[[ 5., 1.], [ -2., -10.]]]]))) AssertionError: False is not true"See full answer

    Machine Learning
  • Walmart Labs logoAsked at Walmart Labs 
    Product Manager
    Behavioral
    +5 more
  • Meta (Facebook) logoAsked at Meta (Facebook) 

    "Ask Clarifying Questions : A Podcast app is an app where artists/creators can upload their voice content and users are able to consume it. Is my understanding correct ? Yes Are we building this specifically for ios or android or web ? Consider ios and Android for now. Are we building the podcast app for a particular region like India ? Consider it a global launch What is the timeline that we are looking at? 6 months approximately Is it going to be an independent app or are we loo"

    Ishan M. - "Ask Clarifying Questions : A Podcast app is an app where artists/creators can upload their voice content and users are able to consume it. Is my understanding correct ? Yes Are we building this specifically for ios or android or web ? Consider ios and Android for now. Are we building the podcast app for a particular region like India ? Consider it a global launch What is the timeline that we are looking at? 6 months approximately Is it going to be an independent app or are we loo"See full answer

    Product Manager
    Product Design
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    "Test case is wrong. It expects to sort in asc order of month_year. -- Write your query here SELECT strftime('%Y-%m', createdat) AS monthyear, COUNT(DISTINCT userid) AS numcustomers, COUNT(t.id) AS num_orders, SUM(price * quantity) AS order_amt FROM transactions t INNER JOIN products p ON t.product_id = p.id GROUP BY month_year ORDER BY month_year ; "

    Aneesha K. - "Test case is wrong. It expects to sort in asc order of month_year. -- Write your query here SELECT strftime('%Y-%m', createdat) AS monthyear, COUNT(DISTINCT userid) AS numcustomers, COUNT(t.id) AS num_orders, SUM(price * quantity) AS order_amt FROM transactions t INNER JOIN products p ON t.product_id = p.id GROUP BY month_year ORDER BY month_year ; "See full answer

    Coding
    SQL
  • "At Kabuk Style, I found myself managing two major initiatives at the same time both of which had high visibility and were critical to the business. On one side, I was leading the launch of our PCI-compliant HafH Coin Wallet, which required tight coordination with compliance and engineering teams. At the same time, I was overseeing the integration of over 200K+ property listings through global partners like SiteMinder and Hotelbeds. These projects had overlapping timelines, limited engineering"

    Rajeev K. - "At Kabuk Style, I found myself managing two major initiatives at the same time both of which had high visibility and were critical to the business. On one side, I was leading the launch of our PCI-compliant HafH Coin Wallet, which required tight coordination with compliance and engineering teams. At the same time, I was overseeing the integration of over 200K+ property listings through global partners like SiteMinder and Hotelbeds. These projects had overlapping timelines, limited engineering"See full answer

    Behavioral
  • "I gave an example of a situation where on the project we needed to onboard 110 applications into the system to get their account and entitlement information for quarterly access review work stream. Traditionally we could have gone manual route and could have done it manually one by one which would have required more time and resources. I actually understood the applications and how they are built by talking to application owners and then based on the data bucketed them and found the pattern that"

    Neo S. - "I gave an example of a situation where on the project we needed to onboard 110 applications into the system to get their account and entitlement information for quarterly access review work stream. Traditionally we could have gone manual route and could have done it manually one by one which would have required more time and resources. I actually understood the applications and how they are built by talking to application owners and then based on the data bucketed them and found the pattern that"See full answer

    Engineering Manager
    Behavioral
  • Yahoo logoAsked at Yahoo 
    Video answer for 'Why is Android strategically important to Google?'
    Behavioral
    Product Strategy
  • "Get alignment with interviewer on how Gen AI works, then talk about the automotive space with value chain analysis on high level: 1. Design the automobile 2. Source components 3 assemble 4. Market 5. sell to customer 6 vehicle operation and maintenance. Competition: Hyper competitive industry with ~10 big manufacturers in the world. Trends: EV, Self-driving Potential Goals for the Automotive company Gen AI use case: Gain market share by offering Gen AI driven value to its customers Bi"

    Tony A. - "Get alignment with interviewer on how Gen AI works, then talk about the automotive space with value chain analysis on high level: 1. Design the automobile 2. Source components 3 assemble 4. Market 5. sell to customer 6 vehicle operation and maintenance. Competition: Hyper competitive industry with ~10 big manufacturers in the world. Trends: EV, Self-driving Potential Goals for the Automotive company Gen AI use case: Gain market share by offering Gen AI driven value to its customers Bi"See full answer

    Product Manager
    Product Strategy
  • "I think we can analyse the data that's collected especially the users who are requesting it.if we find that there are set of users who regularly use this service then we may cache the data for those users to speed up processing and better the experience. The fresh data (which will be a delta on the cached data can only be calculated) and the stale data can be left out thereby updating the cache"

    Nilanjan D. - "I think we can analyse the data that's collected especially the users who are requesting it.if we find that there are set of users who regularly use this service then we may cache the data for those users to speed up processing and better the experience. The fresh data (which will be a delta on the cached data can only be calculated) and the stale data can be left out thereby updating the cache"See full answer

    Technical Program Manager
    System Design
  • ElevenLabs logoAsked at ElevenLabs 
    Software Engineer
    Behavioral
  • "First let me try to understand the metric: when you say traffic to facebook marketplaces, you mean that number of people clicking on the marketplace tab or landing on the marketplace section has reduced. Am I right? Ok, here's my approach: I will first try to narrow down the scope of the problem by understanding what the details associated with the drop. Then I will try to hypothesize on what all could have caused it. Finally I will try to propose a solution basis the findings. Understanding th"

    Bhavana J. - "First let me try to understand the metric: when you say traffic to facebook marketplaces, you mean that number of people clicking on the marketplace tab or landing on the marketplace section has reduced. Am I right? Ok, here's my approach: I will first try to narrow down the scope of the problem by understanding what the details associated with the drop. Then I will try to hypothesize on what all could have caused it. Finally I will try to propose a solution basis the findings. Understanding th"See full answer

    Analytical
    Execution
  • "I faced twice and it always slows down the career trajectory of engineers with complete context loss of previous hard earned projects"

    Graig - "I faced twice and it always slows down the career trajectory of engineers with complete context loss of previous hard earned projects"See full answer

    Engineering Manager
    Behavioral
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