
Rebel Foods (Formerly Faasos) Interview Questions
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Product Manager
The whole thing took about a month. First, I had a chat with the Hiring Manager. Then, there was an assignment given to me (make a case for BOGO for Rebel). After that, we discussed the assignment. Finally, we had a session on Growth & Distribution problem-solving.
- As a PM for Rebel's Eatsure pod, if sales dropped by 50%, what would you do? What's your first move? How would you communicate this? When and how would you involve the team? (Focus is on your PM process, not just RCA.)
- Could you walk me through your past projects? Please pick one and elaborate.
- Describe the business flow for Rebel's food ordering. Map it out, identify potential failure points and their causes, and suggest mitigation strategies.
Frontend Developer
So, there were 3 rounds total: Senior Engineer, Principal Engineer, and then HR. The engineering rounds were pretty deep dives, looking at problem-solving, system design, and frontend skills with discussions and live coding. The HR part was more about seeing if I'd fit in, how I communicate, and if my career goals match up. It really checked both technical skills and how I handle coding under pressure.
- Can you design an e-commerce payment system that efficiently handles many payment requests at once, while also managing limited stock to avoid overselling and making sure transactions are consistent for all users?
Data Analyst
The interview was pretty easy to medium difficulty. Expect common data and business analyst questions. They test your SQL, Python, and basic ML skills. Strong fundamentals are important, especially with data application-related questions. I suggest practicing about 20-30 common SQL and Python questions. It was an easier interview compared to other companies.
- What are your Python skills?
- What are your SQL skills?
- What are your Excel skills?
Technical Architect
The first interview was with a solution architect where I was asked questions about MS architecture. The questions were quite challenging, and I really liked that round. The second round person was pretty rude. They showed up 30 minutes late, which was a big turn-off and hints at the company's culture. They started asking random coding questions while doing their own work and only seemed interested in answers they already knew, not listening to other solutions. Overall, this round raised a red flag, and I decided to pass.
- Tell me about MS architecture.
- How can we achieve automation in MS?
- Can you design a website similar to Twitter?
Rebel Foods (Formerly Faasos) Interview Questions
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“Given an array, rotate the array to the right by k steps, where k is non-negative.”
Read reports →“What is the total number of burgers sold at McDonald's on a given day?”
Read reports →“Given two rectangles defined by their lower-left and top-right corner coordinates, determine if they intersect.”
Read reports →“Write a function that returns an element of the input array which has a frequency greater than floor(n/2). If no such element exists, return -1.”
Read reports →“Find the termination condition for a Binary tree that has a double circular linked list on its last node.”
Read report →“If an 8x8x8 cube is constructed from 1x1x1 blocks, how many blocks are visible from the outside?”
Read report →“Given a 2D grid map of '1's (land) and '0's (water), count the number of islands. Leetcode problem.”
Read report →“What is the worst-case time complexity for adding elements to an Array and a Linked List?”
Read report →“Solve the mathematical series puzzle: given the series ABBCCCDDD.... find the 97th element.”
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