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I agree, it almost seems they were put there to add artificial noise to the problem. It doesn't seem like you're selecting for the right skills here.
by ziftface 6y ago
I agree, it almost seems they were put there to add artificial noise to the problem. It doesn't seem like you're selecting for the right skills here.
- thomzi12 6y agoSorry about that -- in real life you would just ask the interviewer what MAU meant if they didn't spell it out. The purpose was to make the questions more realistic, since at least in my experience in data analyst interviews the questions are asked in the context of actual business or product situations ... like company leaders, PMs, or others wanting to understand trends in MAU.