In the first round, they asked me 2–3 Python questions, around 4–5 SQL questions (including joins and basic queries), and 1 aptitude-based question. In the second round, I was asked statistics and probability questions, followed by a complex Python coding problem which I was asked to solve live — but the interviewer had to leave midway and asked me to submit it via email instead.
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Can you see a possible bug that could arise from this function? def add_to_list(value,my_list=[]): my_list.append(value) return my_list
How you manage a task that you have never done before
Are you able to work with overlapping of 4 to 5 hours with US timing?
Where are you from? From which country?
The questions were STAR questions speaking on past experiences as well as current experiences. I have a broad background, so it was natural to answer. Panels can be uncomfortable, but this was a very natural discussion more than a forced interview. The questions were technical as well as personal.
SQL whiteboard technical: Given 2 table schema of web traffic and orders and 5 questions on a sheet of paper. I don't remember all of them but it was a lot of get unique order ids and group by, a left join to combine orders with traffic.
How would you describe to a manager why it is important to have non-digital media if you could not track conversions accordingly
What is a random forest?
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