Brain teaser: There are 3 jars full of yellow jellybeans. One jar is lemon, one jar is banana, and one is a mixture. The only way to differentiate between the two flavors would be to taste one. They are initially labeled correctly, but someone goes and switches the labels such that they are all wrong. How many jellybeans will you have to eat to determine which jar is which?
Choose any general subject of your field and explain it to young children in 50 words.
Why have you applied to N26?
Why I left my current role
Query for finding the count of distinct Merchant ID
In as few words as possible describe how to make a sandwich
How would you build a recommendation model for new retailers to find the right brands with the given data set
What are functional and non functional requirements
All centred around you pitching a digital product to them.
A/B testing
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