
REPS & Co. Interview Questions
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Revenue Management Analyst
They'll ask you about demand and supply stuff that needs basic economics knowledge. You'll have to solve for x application problems. It's also a test of your English speaking skills. Takes about 30 mins.
- What is the likely impact on market prices if supply in a market goes up?
Software Engineer
The whole thing took about a week, with 3 stages. First, a quick chat with HR about my background and experience. Then, a technical call with the CTO, who asked about my experience and which programming language I liked best. The final interview was with the CEO, CTO, and a Business Analyst, and it was pretty laid-back, mostly checking if I'd be a good culture fit.
- Can you explain variable hoisting?
- What is the purpose of 'use strict' at the beginning of a JavaScript file?
- What is the outcome when you add an integer and a string together?
Data Entry Clerk
The interviewer was engaging and efficient. They asked direct questions and maintained an interactive conversation, effectively gathering key information. The discussion covered my past experiences and how I would approach specific situations, such as managing multiple responsibilities or receiving criticism.
- What is your approach to dealing with negative feedback?
Front End Developer
I talked to HR and that went fine. Then I had a brief chat with the CTO. He ended the call very quickly, after about a minute, stating he wasn't looking to hire someone without professional front-end experience. This is despite my decade of full-stack experience and extensive hobbyist front-end work. His haste to dismiss me felt unprofessional.
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REPS & Co. Interview Questions
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“What distinguishes undeclared variables from undefined ones?”
Read reports →“What is the likely impact on market prices if supply in a market goes up?”
Read reports →“What is the purpose of 'use strict' at the beginning of a JavaScript file?”
Read reports →“What is the outcome when you add an integer and a string together?”
Read reports →“Can you explain variable hoisting?”
Read report →“Have you ever bought tickets at a box office before?”
Read report →“How would you handle a frustrated customer in line behind you?”
Read report →“What is your approach to dealing with negative feedback?”
Read report →“What are your 5-year career aspirations?”
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