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Q: Tell us your greatest achievements
They asked a lot of questions about my take-home project; in particular wanted to know about the reasons that I took the approach that I did. I could tell they were coming more from a statistical and economics background for the most part; while I'm more of an engineering and machine-learning hacker type standpoint. They also had a lot of "ambiguous" questions; by that, I mean questions about ambiguous business situations I might encounter in this position. Wanted to know how well I would do with ambiguous questions I might get from business leaders.
What is the difference between bagging and boosting algorithms
what are some of your strengths and weaknesses
Tell me more about your previous experience? Did you work as data scientist? How many years of work experience you have ? About masters degree? where are you graduating from? do you need H1B in future
In data scientist job, you can separate into three parts: Data Cleaning, Data Analysis, and Visualization. Which part would you prefer to do?
Given a string like 'abc', print out all the strings of combination of the same length as the original string. Like 'abc', 'acb', 'bca', 'bac', 'cab', 'cba'
Given an array of sorted numbers ex: [1,1,1,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3] find the indices where a single number starts and ends (ex: 1, start index=0, end_index=2). You have to solve this in log(n) complexity, you cannot go through every sample (n complexity).
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