Product Analyst Interview Questions
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How would you handle an irrate internal customer during a business meeting?
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I would definetly keep my cool and act very professional and say... I understand your concerns. Please send me your issues in an email and I will make sure I set up a conference call so we can discuss them in further detail. Less
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Good indication of behaviors that are common in this organization. No job is worth total humiliation. Less
Do you have any questions?
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read the topics mentioned in the mail you have received from Google reg interview. Be ready for any google's product analysis. Present your views proactively. It will be so friendly interview that you wouldn't feel that you are actually going through it. They check thought processing speed and different thinking. Relax and give your best. Less
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Hi Query (one who got final offer), what is your work ex and did someone from senior management of google india speak to you in final round? if yes what did he ask and how you answered as I'm going to have one soon in final round. Less
Describe your definition of Product Owner
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Didn't go to business school but just went with what it sounds like.
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Very confident as a Creator, disigner, but above all known it contents from start to finish Less
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Confident creator disigner all-knowing of its contents from start to finish with ability to explain, give access to what's needed Less
Most of the questions were regarding my work experience so far. And a few logic questions like what is the angle between the hours hand and minutes hand when the time is 3:15; How do I identify which switch corresponds to which light bulb when the switches are in one room and the bulbs are in another and given that I can enter the room with bulbs only once.
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Angle is 7. 5 degrees
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why the angle is 7.5
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Because hours hand will only stay at 3 when minutes hand points to 12. So when minutes hand points to 15, and there are 60 minutes per round, the angle from 3 - 4 is (1/12)*360 = 30, then the angle between hours hand and minutes hand is is (15/60)*30 = 7.5 Less
there is 30 m deep well and snail takes 1hour to move 3m and at the same time it glides downwards 2m how much time it will take to come out of well?
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28 hrs 40 mins
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28 hours
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28 days
Tell me why do you want to work for J P Morgan?
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I'm sincerely interested to get opportunity to this company. Hope if I am hired.
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I'm Post graduate looking forward for the role which suits me
Write SQL codes and analyze dataset on the spot.
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I honestly dont think English as a second language has a negative impact on a technical interview. Keep practising and you will crack your technical interview some day. Less
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The answer to this question is not actually an answer... I just a "suggestion" that doesn't help at all. Less
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I think he already explained why it had an impact...
Two points are randomly placed on a line of length 1. What is the probability that the three segments created form a triangle?
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I think it might be 1/4. Lets think it in this way. We have three random numbers: a, b and c. P(a + b < c) = 1 / 2. P(a + c < b) = 1 / 2. As they are independent, the probability is 1 / 4 to meet both requirements. Less
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1/4 is correct. This is also the probability when the second ordered statistics in u(0,1) is larger than 1/2 Less
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I think that the answer is 1/2. The first point could be placed anywhere on the line segment and there's still the same probability of a triangle being formed. The second point is the only one that matters. No matter where the first point p1 is placed, half of the possible places that you could put p2 will not result in a triangle, because it would violate the rule that the sum of the lengths of any 2 sides must exceed the length of the third. It's easier to understand if you draw it out. P( a + b > c | a) = 1/2 Less
Problem Solving #2 - You have 3 light switches and 1 light bulb controlled by only 1 switch in a room you can't see into. You can flip any or as many switches as you want and can check the room once. The next time you go into the room, you have to know for sure which switch controls the light bulb.
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Answer #2 - Flip on two switches and check the light. If it is off, you have your answer. If it is on, it is one of the two. Go back to the switches and turn all off. Turn on of the switches on that was on before for about 5 minutes, turn it off, then turn on the other one. When you go into the room, if the bulb is warm but off, it is the first switch. If it is on, it is the second switch. (I didn't get this one right) Less
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Start with all the switches in the off position. Turn on two of the three switches. when you enter the room the first time, if the light is off, then you know it is the switch you didn't turn on. Else, turn on that switch and turn off one of the switches you previously had on. Now, if the light is off when you enter the room, you know it is the switch you just turned off. If the light is on, you know it is the switch that you had turned on when you looked at the room the first time. Less