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I’ve found in interviews you can just declare your assumptions for the things you don’t know. Ultimately these sorts of job interview questions are designed to
by giobox 5y ago
I’ve found in interviews you can just declare your assumptions for the things you don’t know.
Ultimately these sorts of job interview questions are designed to evoke a response that can let you demonstrate how you would go about solving/explaining the problem; actually solving it correctly is rarely required or expected. I’d just say having never seen a 747, for purposes of the calculation let’s assume they are 300m long with a 10m diameter etc etc and proceed to do a terrible job of calculating how many ping pong balls fit.
- zinclozenge 5y agoYou would think that ultimately the question is about the thought process. But that usually gets lost and it devolves into a question that gets asked with an expected answer.