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I would like to know about the client interviews (especially in data science or machine learning roles).
Are these interviews tough?
Are these interviews meant to assess technical knowledge? For example, what is binomial distribution, what are different data structures in python, ml algorithms etc.
I would request each of the nagarrians to share their thoughts irrespective of the technologies you are working.
I am thankful to you for taking time and helping me out.
Nagarro
Looking at applying for a job Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley. Currently work in High Net worth investment banking and have my series 7 & 63. I currently make $65k and live in Utah. Any recommendations for positions I should apply/would be a good fit for? I am 1 semester away from having my Bachelors degree if that helps.
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No, but I also don’t know SQL
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Sounds like a very hot growth-stage startup, they are the only ones who can get away with this type of stuff. Lots of people want jobs like this. If you like the company/role enough and can spare the time, what other choice do you have.
What’s the position you are interviewing for? …sounds like overkill. Hard pass
A IC Manager role … very cultist vibes
Depends how excited I was for the job. Other than the sql (I’m more used to a case study or m&a qa), it doesn’t seem odd. Definitely prefer a panel to dragging out multiple interviews for weeks on end, which is what I’m going through now with multiple companies.
Ah yes, LinkedIn was like that except add a take home assessment in there. These companies are ridiculous
For what title?
Sales ops guy here. That's a lot of interviews for an individual contributor role. What's the path for you? At a lot of places, sales ops can get you stuck until the person above you leaves. Especially once you get to the top of the individual contributor hierarchy
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Seems normal tbqh
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I mean I’m interviewing with 7 partners at Deloitte for a role RN
For a SM/MD role?
seems normal, you're only meeting with ~8 people total
What kind of sql questions did they ask?
They use pretty much what everyone uses which is hackerrank… knowing how to do multiple table select from and conditional statements