Probably the analytical test I guess. Overall not a difficult process if you've thought about it beforehand. Do some research, come up with some ideas you think would be good, and answer the questions that others have posted here to get an idea of what will be coming and you'll be fine. Couple Questions: If you were in this city, what/who wold you partner up with? How would that process go? What would you say to a driver that wanted to quit? Good Luck!
Tells us about the strategies you can for food delivery app?
They asked how did you use metrics in your last position?
I was asked about my approach and which teams I would involve in a product launch for a new product drivers use to connect with riders, navigate rides, review pay stubs, etc.
How would you launch Uber Eats in a new citiy? How would you choose among three different cities?
How do you use data to make business decisions?
Non monetary ideas to retain drivers
They used the "Star" Interview questions
Can you walk us through how you would identify and resolve a data discrepancy in a live report or dashboard?
How would you handle an irate driver, an irate customer. How do you interact with customers and sales reps. How have handled a difficult customer in the past? Do you go to problem customers or do you have the line managers go out.
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