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Monte_Carlo
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Over the years I've heard gruesome stories about engineering/science/tech interviews - questions that they expect you to get on the spot (or nearly so) but which would require me to spend a good day thinking. I've already read Poundstone's books but I have to say there are very few good ones like that out there about interviews/relevant puzzles (any suggestions are welcome.)
While I know it may have to do with specific knowledge (like propulsion) I suspect even in aerospace they sometimes test applicants with generic diffucult analytical problems. I would appreciate visitors of this forum to post some difficult STEM interview questions (i.e. not soft like 'what was your most difficult project' but something which required a precise answer.) These may be something you've been asked or asked as an interviewer. Overall, such information may help me figure out if I am a fit to STEM fields at all. My preference is data analytics/computer science followed by all kinds of engineering.
Thanks,
Monte
While I know it may have to do with specific knowledge (like propulsion) I suspect even in aerospace they sometimes test applicants with generic diffucult analytical problems. I would appreciate visitors of this forum to post some difficult STEM interview questions (i.e. not soft like 'what was your most difficult project' but something which required a precise answer.) These may be something you've been asked or asked as an interviewer. Overall, such information may help me figure out if I am a fit to STEM fields at all. My preference is data analytics/computer science followed by all kinds of engineering.
Thanks,
Monte