"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."
What I would hate and love in my work environment, how I would handle conflicts with colleagues, sudden task reprioritization and leaving work unfinished to focus on something with emerging high priority. I was asked about the capacity and ability to crunch numbers on a daily basis which was relevant to my position. The question focus was not technically heavy.
Why do you want to work at Veeva?
How much of your current salary
First round was a general guesstimate round. Second round was a take home analytics case study which asked for a relationship between sales (output variable) and input variables such as reviews, location, Price etc. along with a high level strategy to increase sales. A dataset was shared.
Pourquoi venir dans l'analytics alors que vous n'avez pas d'expérience ?
How did I feel about working on teams that were spread out not just geographically but socially.
What is a neuronal network? (since I have work and mention on my cv they did that question).
general questions about data analyst processes, differences between some BI tools. and ISO process for data cleaning and destroying the data
How much compensation are you expecting?
Tell me about yourself .
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