Brain Teaser Interview Questions
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Apr 4, 2011
Interview Question for Software Engineer at PEAK6 Investments:
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“If you had a book whose text was in a character array, how would you reverse the order of the words. i.e. reverse the order of the words, but not the words themselves.” |
Mar 30, 2011
Interview Question for Senior RF Engineer at Nexius:
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“how can you optimise rayeigh or rician fading in real work scenarios?” |
Mar 18, 2011
Interview Question for Account Strategist at Google:
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“How many coffe cups people drink in London per day?” |
Mar 18, 2011
Interview Question for Account Strategist at Google:
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“There is a lid and the bottle and price for them (1 set) is 1,5 Kc. How much is the bottle, if lid is twice as bottle?” |
Mar 16, 2011
Interview Question for Software Development Engineer at Amazon.com:
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“You are given 1000 containers of water with exactly one container containing poison. |
Feb 8, 2011
Interview Question for OSO Associate at Google:
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“How many web searches are done within a week?” |
Jan 27, 2011
Interview Question for Program Manager at Microsoft:
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“You are on a game show. There are three doors, behind one of which is a prize and the other two is a chunk of coal, and the host knows which door holds the prize. You choose door #1. Before it is opened, the host opens door #3 and reveals a lump of coal. You have the choice to stick with the door you chose originally or switch to door #2. What do you do?” |
Jan 17, 2011
Interview Question for Management Trainee at Parco, Inc.:
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“If I'm willing to accept another position aside from the one I was applying for.” |
Nov 21, 2010
Interview Question for Portfolio Management Group-Fixed Income Analyst at BlackRock:
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“You have a birthday cake and have exactly 3 slices to cut it into 8 equal pieces. How do you do it?” |
Nov 19, 2010
Interview Question for Summer Analyst at Barclays Capital:
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“You and I are sitting at a round table, playing a game of coin. By turns we put down a coin on the table until the table is full. The first person who cannot put down another coin has lost. |
