
WebMD Health Interview Questions
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Director of Product Management
It was a bunch of nine very short interviews. Started with the recruiter, then the hiring manager, then a mix of people I'd be working with - peers, people who'd report to me, and higher-ups. The last interview was with the CPO of the main company. I also had to do a case study and give them my professional references.
- Given severe resource constraints, what's your approach to feature prioritization?
Database Administrator Intern
So, I had a recruiter call first, then two video interviews on Google Meet. The first video interview was with a senior DBA. The second one was a longer one, like two hours, and there were 5 DBAs and architects. That second interview was the toughest, and they were all back-to-back. They were pretty cool about it though, really nice and understanding. I didn't end up getting the job, which was a bummer, but it was still a good experience. I'm still in touch with the recruiter.
- Can you tell me about a project from your resume?
- What makes you want this position and to work at WebMD?
- What is your understanding of normalization?
Software Engineer
I had a call with the recruiter, then spoke with the hiring manager, then there was a take-home assessment, and finally a 1.5 hour panel interview. I declined to proceed with the interview process though. They wanted me to come into the office 3 days a week, jump through multiple hoops to have a shot at working with them, and also wanted me to take a $20k USD pay cut.
- Tell me about your general career path.
- What are your career goals?
- Can you solve this coding challenge?
Senior Data Engineer
So after my application got shortlisted, first up was an online technical test that lasted an hour. It had MCQs and 4 coding questions, using Python and SQL. Then came a 45-minute technical interview. The third round was a mix of technical and managerial stuff. They seemed a bit hesitant because my tech stack wasn't exactly what they use, but the HR knew about it. After that third round, I got ghosted, so I'm guessing I didn't get the offer.
- Can you tell me about your past projects?
- Can you walk me through your experience with ETL pipelines?
- Given these ETL scenarios, how would you approach solving them?
WebMD Health Interview Questions
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“What are the odds that two dogs end up with the identical number of hairs?”
Read reports →“Can you count the occurrences of a character in a given string using Java?”
Read reports →“Does Big O notation primarily represent the average or the worst-case complexity of an algorithm?”
Read reports →“Please write a function to remove duplicate values from an array. Following that, what is its time complexity?”
Read reports →“Given: var x=5; var y=x; y=10; console.log(x); what would be the output?”
Read report →“What would be the output for this code: var x= []; var y= {}; console.log(x.length); console.log(y.length);?”
Read report →“Can you write a function to determine if a given input is a prime number?”
Read report →“Can you explain how to find the sum of digits in a given number?”
Read report →“Can you find the percentile of sample data when given the population mean and standard deviation?”
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