Here is one of the questions. Split a list into two lists, called a and b. There is no joint element between a and b, and each list should contain different elements. The sum of a's elements should be bigger than the sum of b's elements. The sum of a's elements should be as big as possible while the number of a's elements should be as few as possible.
Business case -- they presented me an e-mail and their problems with recommend, and suggested ways I might improve it. Also a 'lightning' round of mathematical, statistical, and programming questions that was a little all over the place (and not tailored to your resume), and done in a binary yes/no fashion.
How do you keep up to date with latest technology?
What is the last thing you taught yourself outside classroom and why did you learn it?
I think one was a sort question?
Tell me about what you do?
Have you used Python before?
How does a Neural Network work
In software engineering, what is dependency injection?
Describe in as much technical detail as possible what happens when you enter google.com into the address bar of a web browser.
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