"When you apply for a job in the field of analytics, you can expect to be asked technical questions and given math problems that will test your knowledge of statistical math and data management and analysis. The interviewer may test your critical thinking and decision making skills by having you solve word problems on the spot, as you will be expected to know how to gather insights into and draw conclusions from the data you collect on the job. Analytics is a broad field, and the technical questions you are asked will depend on the position you are applying for."
The interview was more like a conversation which was appreciated. You of course go over your background and touch on topics that are relevant to your experience and the role. Very pleasant experience. The staff was friendly, courteous and accommodating.
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How would you do this or that?
Describe a process in your life that could use improvement. What steps would you take to improve it?
Why do you think you are a good fit for the company.
What did you do in your previous role?
Prepare a thirty minute deck on how you would integrate various e-commerce, ERP, and CRM systems into Redshift for TULA's analytics infrastructure.
Describe a time when you worked with a diverse group of people.
The last question was the weirdest one: If you were an animal, what animal would you be?
One was a hypothetical situation where you had to ask questions to find more information. One was a timed presentation prep to evaluate a fictional business. One was going over the case study that was completed pre-super day.
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