As a programmer analyst, you’re being hired for your brain, so expect your brain to be put to the test with challenging analytical questions. Expect technical questions about writing software and also questions about general analytical and problem solving skills. Also, you ultimately need to be able to communicate results to the business leaders, so expect to be tested on your ability to present your findings in a concise and coherent way.
A king has 1000 wine bottles of which 1 is poisoned. If a man drinks the poisoned wine, he will die after hours. Now he has a big party coming up tomorrow. What is the minimum number of prisoners the king would need to feed the wine to, so that he can catch the poisoned bottle.
Tell me why you have applied for this opportunity and what you hope to gain from it?
Describe a good/bad customer service
What do you like to do in your free time?
What did you choose to do your dissertation on?
Introduce yourself
No really difficult questions. The only question that stands out is a question about what programming methodology is utilized. Since the programming was more adhoc than formal, a specific methodology could not be conveyed.
If you have 8 identical pennies, 1 slightly heavier penny, and a scale what is the least number of weighings you can use to determine the heavier penny? What if you had 10 total pennies?
what are the 4 pillars of oop.
Why abinbev, why this program, what was a good marketing campaign, what is the history of abinbev, name as much abinbev beerbrands as you know etc.
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