What are a few common logical reasoning and puzzle questions that interviewers ask for non-tech roles? My interviewer is someone from analytics. So, if any analytics folks can drop some gyaan on what questions I can expect, that'd be great!
This is schoolboy stuff. People should stop asking puzzles in interviews.
It is for a fairly junior role. So, discounted?
What are some common logical reasoning questions that candidates typically encounter during interviews, and how can one effectively prepare for them to showcase strong analytical and problem-solving skills?
I was recently called for an interview, and the interviewer asked me a puzzle. It goes something like this:
"You have two containers, C1 and C2, both filled with equal volumes of oil and water, respectively (i.e., C1 -> oil volume V and...
Use docker, all container problems will be solved.
I have learnt Python, SQL, Tableu and Powerbi, what would be the right path to approach recruiters despite all the rejections because of being from non tech background
