
LatentView Analytics Business Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at LatentView Analytics.
Business Analyst
The interview day involved starting with a SQL query and a business case, followed by one technical interview with two lead-level individuals, a round with a manager, and finally an interview with senior management.
- Could you write an SQL query to analyze this data sample and generate a report?
- Write a Python script to accomplish a specific task.
Business Analyst
It was medium difficulty, with 3 rounds in total. The first two rounds were technical, and the last one was with HR. The first technical round involved going over my CV and some basic C++ coding questions. They might have made it a bit tough just to see how I'd handle pressure. The second technical round was a case study. The interviewers were super friendly and actually helped me out when I got stuck on the case. They also threw in some aptitude questions and puzzles. Once I got to the HR round, it felt like a done deal. They just asked the typical questions about family, studies, and what my future plans are.
- Can you implement Bubble Sort in C++?
Business Analyst
I was interviewed through campus . The screening process was conducted in 3 stages . The first one of the 3 was an aptitude test . It consisted of 45 questions , the time given was 65 minutes . The connecting questions in this test were scrambled intentionally . The questions in the test were not that tough and we can easily get through it. About 300 people attended for the exam , 52 were shortlisted for the interviews . In the first round of the interview , a few resume based questions and a few puzzles were asked . In addition to these a few questions on coding were asked . 29 people were shortlisted to the next round of interviews . This round of interview was similar to the previous round . A few more puzzles & coding qsns are asked . 16 people were shortlisted to the final hr round . I was one of those unlucky 13 . This round was not significant , 15 people were hired from the above 16 ( 1 guy was not offered the job as he confessed that he wanted to go for ms )
- Were there any difficult or unexpected questions?
LatentView Analytics Business Analyst Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from LatentView Analytics interview reports.
“If a sheet of paper could be folded infinitely, how many folds would it take to get from the floor to the ceiling of this room?”
Read reports →“Can you implement Bubble Sort in C++?”
Read reports →“Could you write SQL queries for palindrome strings?”
Read reports →“Can you solve the cannibal and missionary puzzle where 3 of each need to cross a lake, with the condition that cannibals can't outnumber missionaries on either side to avoid them being eaten?”
Read reports →“How about bubble sort?”
Read report →“Write a Python script to accomplish a specific task.”
Read report →“What SQL queries can you write given these tables to retrieve data?”
Read report →“Could you write an SQL query to analyze this data sample and generate a report?”
Read report →“This led to a follow-up question: if the company received bulk data (represented by the first sequence), how would I arrange it in increasing order?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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