If I were to give you a project where you have 100 piece product, how would you go about finding suppliers?
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An intern works in a professional environment to gain practical, meaningful, and work-related experience in their chosen field or career. Interns are trainees who sign up to work for an organization for a short period of time to gain experience. Interns may be unpaid, partially paid, or paid.
Top Intern Interview Questions & How To Answer
Question #1: Can you tell me about a time you failed something, either in school or at a job?
Question #2: How did you land in this particular field?
Question #3: What do you hope to gain from this experience?
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What is it about this job that interests you?
They placed two new products on the table and asked me to analyze them and describe why they fit with the specific brand they were identified with.
How have you utilized your relationship with agencies/vendors to achieve company goals?
Suppose you had eight identical balls. One of them is slightly heavier and you are given a balance scale . What's the fewest number of times you have to use the scale to find the heavier ball?
Find the max value in an array. The array is "semi-sorted". Here is an example: { 1 3 4 7 9 10 12 13 12 6 3 } As you can see, the array increases and then decreases at one point (13).
Suppose we hire you, and you and the rest of the new interns decide to go buy a cup of coffee. Each intern purchases one cup of coffee. One of the interns suggests everyone play a game. Everyone will flip a fair coin, dividing the group of interns into two subgroups: those that got heads and those that got tails. The game is this: whichever group is smaller evenly splits the cost of everyone's cup of coffee (i.e. if there are 5 interns, 3 get H, 2 get T, then the two interns that got tails each buy 2.5 cups of coffee). However, nothing says you need to play this game. You can choose to buy your own cup of coffee and not play the game at all. The question: Should you play this game? (Note: You may assume that there is an odd number of interns, so there are no ties, and that if everyone gets H or everyone gets T, then everyone loses and just buys their own cup of coffee).
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What was one of your best achievements on a project in the past?
DS, Algorithms.
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