
The Smart Cube Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 210 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at The Smart Cube.
Analyst
The interview process was easy and relaxed, focusing on projects and my resume. They checked my problem-solving skills. The interviewer was nice, and the office was good, though not too big. Overall, it was a great experience.
- Could you introduce yourself?
- Tell me more about what's on your resume.
- What can you tell me about your past projects?
Spend Analyst
The interview process was smooth and entirely online. They carefully reviewed my CV, asking for specific examples for each aspect. The process involved a written test, followed by a technical round, and concluded with an HR round.
- Can you introduce yourself?
- What's your approach to estimating the number of red cars in a city?
- Can you provide an example of a puzzle question you were asked?
Forecast Analyst
The interview process consisted of three stages. First, there was an aptitude test, which I found to be quite challenging. Second, a communication and HR interview. Finally, a technical interview. Although I didn't pass the aptitude round, it was demanding. The technical interview was also tough, but apparently, they consider candidates even if they don't perform as expected. I suspect they intentionally make the tests difficult.
- The aptitude section testing mathematics and logical reasoning skills was challenging.
Research Analyst
My first interview round involved an introduction, some guesstimates, and a question about why I want to join the company. I also got to ask a question at the end. The next day, I had a second round which was unexpected. I was only given a 5-minute notice. This round was more of an HR interview, starting with introductions, then discussing my skills, why I want to join, and why they should hire me. I struggled to articulate my thoughts well, and unfortunately, I wasn't selected. I was quite disappointed as I thought I had a good chance.
- Tell me about yourself.
- Could you solve these guesstimates?
- What are your motivations for joining us?
The Smart Cube Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from The Smart Cube interview reports.
“Given Venezuela's oil exports and its 2009 GDP of 11%, what is its current GDP?”
Read reports →“What is the impact of Federal Reserve rate cuts on the Indian stock market?”
Read reports →“How does the strength of the US dollar, as indicated by the dollar index, influence the commodity market?”
Read reports →“What are generators in python and when would you use them instead of lists?”
Read reports →“How much money does a PVR cinema make in a day from one hall?”
Read report →“Given 25 horses and the ability to race a maximum of 5 at a time, what is the minimum number of races needed to determine the fastest 3 horses?”
Read report →“What exactly is an abstract class in Python, and how can you utilize methods from an abstract class within another class?”
Read report →“What are the key differences in the underlying assumptions between time series models and regression models?”
Read report →“For a real estate broker, what is the journal entry when a flat is sold on credit?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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