One of the questions that threw me off was: "Describe your life and what is going on it it right now, and how you got here today?" It was some variation of these words. I have never talked deeply about my life to anyone, and never in an interview. Luckily I still got the job.
Nothing too difficult be prepared to answer a lot of behavioral questions
Bonds , derivatives about myself
Behavioral Questions during first round. Second round they had both a case and more behavioral questions.
During the complete interview process all questions asked were behavioural questions. I cannot remember any unexpected question. The difficulty I faced frame my experiences around the leadership principles of Amazon.
Which Excel formulas would you use for different scenarios that they gave. Match formula, Net Present Value, etc...
Have you faced any situation in your past jobs when you had to decide between timely delivery or quality of output? What did you chose? How did you reach that conclusion?
Tell me about a time you earned trust of a client
Tell me about a time when you realized you needed a deeper level of subject matter expertise to do your job well. What did you do about it? What was the outcome? Is there anything you would have done differently?
1. Tell me a time when you had to work with a complex database. What was the problem you are trying to solve? How complex and big was the data and how did you work through it to find a solution? 2. Tell me about a time you had a disagreement with your manager. What was the disagreement about and how did you resolve it? 3. Tell me about a time when you had to work on a business problem for which you didn't have any data. How did you work through the problem and what solutions did you invent? 4. Tell me about a time when you failed.
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