Typical background stuff, how would you solve this problem. A fair amount of give me your opinion about this or that. I had to create a presentation, as if I already had my role, to present to a group of 8 people that I'd later work with but were acting like the customer. I had to sell how Forsythe does a particular technology and take the questions and respond to the normal customer rejection questions.
A paint manufacturer produces two types of paint, one type of standard quality (S) and the other of top quality (T). To make these paints, he needs two ingre- dients, the pigment and the resin. Standard quality paint requires 2 units of pigment and 3 units of resin for each unit made, and is sold at a profit of R1 per unit. Top quality paint requires 4 units of pigment and 2 units of resin for each unit made, and is sold at a profit of R1.50 per unit. He has stocks of 12 units of pigment, and 10 units of resin. Formulate the above problem as a linear programming problem to maximize his profit?
What is your business intelligence experience to date?
how to handle tuff situation
Room was to be filled with four people covering varying areas of the company and I was to present my information on a technical product. The four people were very knowledgable, very approachable. On par with other funded startups I've had experiences with.
Could I wear many hats and not be confined to one title or position?
Asked about experience on my resume and one interviewer used a list that you commonly find when googling for interview prep questions (what is your weakness, etc.). Not many specific questions on my ability to do the job. Also, no one could describe the duties of this role or describe any of the projects I might be involved with.
What is your experience of selling to the NHS and why do I think I have been so successful?
What type sales style have you found most affective in the past?
Have you ever written an interface?
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