Sometimes the questions asked in personal interviews may be unusual and comic. But a task given is a task to be achieved. For example my friend was asked to iterate alphabets in reverse order. Z - A Take it seriously and don't insult the HR person by laughing on question
Why should you get the job?
What do you know about BBQ
toss 3 coins. what's the probability of at least two heads?
You have 10 seconds. Calculate 15% of 155.
The interview started and I was told to not use and pencil or paper. They asked me some squaring questions and some subtraction with large numbers. I was also asked how much I would pay to play a game where I get heads if I win a dollar, and how much I would be willing to pay if I was able to re-flip up to two more times.
I did initially misunderstand this question and had to be helped along, but it is fairly difficult to do on the fly anyway: "We're playing a game with an unbiased 30-sided die. Before we roll, we both pick (distinct) numbers between 1 and 30, and then we roll the die. If the number that appears is closer to the number I picked, you pay me, in dollars, the number on the die; if it is closer to the number you picked, I pay you, in dollars, the number on the die; if it is equidistant we do nothing. What's the optimal strategy - do you go first or second, and how do you pick your number? What's your expectation?"
any difficulty faced by you?how did you tackle it?
On a rainy day, If there was only one vehicle available would you use that to pick a passenger or deliver the food.
What brought you to apply to our company?
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