
World Wide Technology Data Scientist 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 World Wide Technology.
Data Scientist Intern
It was a 3 round process. First round was basic ML and some guesstimates. Second round had 2 puzzles, I could solve one completely and the other one partially but my approach was correct and the interviewer liked it. Final round was about my projects and some HR questions.
- Can you explain neural networks in a way a 5-year-old would understand?
- How would you estimate the profit of a restaurant in your area?
Data Science Intern
It was great, but I wasn't ready for my resume, so I kind of messed up there. The interview was pretty simple and mostly about my resume, with some basic AI knowledge and a few puzzles thrown in.
- Can you explain how to calculate 6! using only 0s and 1s?
Data Scientist
I applied through an employee referral, and the whole process took about 2 months. It started with a 45-minute phone interview with a Senior Recruiter. Then, there was a 45-minute video interview with an Operations Manager. After that, I had four technical interviews, each lasting an hour, with Senior Data Scientists and a Senior Data Science Manager. The last interview was a 1-hour combined technical and experience-based interview with the Chief Data Scientist. The technical interviews usually covered three parts: questions about my resume, scenario-based machine learning questions, and brain teasers.
- The recruiter will provide information about herself and the company.
- She might ask if you know anything about our company; always do your research.
- Know the details about the job position.
World Wide Technology Data Scientist Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from World Wide Technology interview reports.
“Can you explain how to calculate 6! using only 0s and 1s?”
Read reports →“Can you explain how to create the number 720 using six 1s and six 0s with only mathematical operations?”
Read reports →“Imagine the earth as a perfect sphere: You move 10 miles south, 10 miles east, 10 miles north. Where should be your start point so that after following the directions above you get back to the same point?”
Read reports →“If you want to perform Linear Regression would it be a problem if two features are pairwise-correlated?”
Read reports →“Probability: In an exam, there are 100 True False questions. If a student didn’t study anything, how many questions quill he get correct? If someone who studied for the exam gets 75 correct, how many questions did he know the answer to?”
Read report →“Can you estimate the number of flights that take off from an airport near you in one hour?”
Read report →“Can you explain neural networks in a way a 5-year-old would understand?”
Read report →“Explain the working of a Random Forest Tree for regression and a Classification model.”
Read report →“Brain teaser: draw a square of side 1 inch2 and draw a circle inside it such that the circle touches the side of the square. Find the area of the circle. Now imagine you don’t know the formula for the area of the circle. How will you approximate the area of the circle? Imagine I give you a scissor and weighing scale, how will you find the area of the circle now?”
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