Interview Questions

Hmm T. - "Below are few key things enterprises look for in a data center : Location Proximity to target user base Potential risk exposure due to natural calamities (hurricane, storms, tornedos etc) Real estate cost (Service cost will also be proportional to how expensive it is to acquire and run data center) Security Physical security Logical security (Segregation) Industry standard compliance PCI DSS ISO etc Ability to support HA and DR requir"See full answer

Umang S. - "I would start by asking what exactly is Yelp for Business or defining the product, which is a way for local businesses to host their listings, allow reviewers to post reviews, and potential for businesses to promote their listings/businesses via ads. Then would define the goal of the product - if I assume - to connect people with your business. Then the golden question - why do we want to improve? Have we seen a downward trend? Have we had user or business feedback? Is there a"See full answer

Kunal S. - "Would prioritize the feature that moves the needle the most on the KPI outlined as the initiative's primary goal. For example, if the overall initiative is aimed at moving the number of bookings, prioritize the feature that moves the number of bookings the most."See full answer

Bill P. - "benefit to the project Probability of intended outcome Affect on resources needed to complete project"See full answer

Anonymous Muskox - "Opportunity cost, cost of improving the feature, and its's further benefits. Overall business objective, Business stage. [Let's say we haven't acquired much of the customers, so thinking about improving the service won't be a good idea. We should try to scale when it is required.]"See full answer

Anonymous Muskox - "Clarification about the Google Web Answers, its goal, and vision for the next 4-5 years. Talk about the different user personas and the actions which they should take to achieve that vision. Finally replicating these actions and corresponding actions into metrics. Evaluate the different action if we there are any negative recursion about these metrics"See full answer

Anubhav A. - "Start at 4.01 pm Clarifying question: A non-profit food bank is responsible for providing food to people who cannot afford it. The food bank is engaged with world-level food problems, or is there a particular geography that gets all the focus? Are we interested in particular demographics like only kids or only adults? What is the goal of this food bank? Objective: Coming up with a framework to prioritise different channels where this money can be spent to achieve the large goal that"See full answer

Jonah J. - "When faced with a pressing customer request I will prioritize it over planned projects if is possible."See full answer

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

Anonymous Dove - "Do first: These are the ideas that have high urgency and high impact. They are your top priorities that you should work on as soon as possible. For example, an idea in this quadrant could be to implement a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes and devices. Schedule: These are the ideas that have low urgency and high impact. They are important but not urgent, so you can plan to work on them later. For example, an idea in this quadrant could be to create an email styl"See full answer

Himanshu G. - "First, I’d start by checking the alignment of each idea with our core business goals. If any idea doesn't directly contribute to those goals, I’d deprioritize or eliminate it upfront. Next, I’d use a scoring model like RICE (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort), especially because effort is a critical factor when resources are limited. This gives us a structured and quantifiable way to rank the ideas. Once we have a prioritized list based on scores, I’d take it a step further and evaluate key as"See full answer