"When you interview for a position as a statistician, you can expect to be asked about your knowledge of statistics, analytical and critical thinking skills, and your ability to draw conclusions from gathered data. Prepare to answer situational questions that may require you to analyze a set of data and explain its meaning or design an experiment to gather important statistical data. Your employer will want to make sure you can use your theoretical knowledge of statistics to solve hands-on, real world problems."
A commercial bank has increasing revenue for 3 years, yet the profit is decreasing. Why? What you can do to solve it? What happens if mean is greater than median How to calculate standard deviation? ANOVA? what is the assumption for linear regression model.
A business case: a bank has increasing revenue for the past three years, but it is going through decreasing profit. Why is that?
During the phone screen and initial interview the questions were very straightforward about education, experience, communication, etc. with a couple stats based questions sprinkled in to ensure legitimacy. The case study was based on faux client requesting assistance with a targeted physician program for their new pharmaceutical drug.
Are you familiar with ANOVA? In a Gaussian distribution, what is the 95% confidence interval?
They asked me about the standard error formula.
When can you start to work?
What methods would you use for non-inderiority testing?
Some more specific technical questions that are highly related to the job description.
I told my research report
General worht ethic
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