Questions d'entretiens - It project manager

Assuming they are loose jellybeans, and their unloading needs to be managed rather than just dumped on the tarmac ... Start by phoning the people at the other end, of the process. They managed to load an entire plane with jellybeans! Any group that can figure out how to fill a plane with jellybeans may be a big help in undoing this mess. Moins

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Put an ad on craigslist "Free jellybeans - won't last. Hurry!". They'll all be gone in no time. Moins

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I would do it. The question is not "how" you would do it.

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On a demandé à un IT Role...13 novembre 2015

How many man hours would it take to clean every single window in London?

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Thank you for the time, this job's not for me...

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If that includes Windows Vista it doesn't seem worthwhile.

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Based on London's population and an average time per window you could give a rough estimate. Each person has a home and a workplace (schools or other public institutions are also here). So I have 2 windows for me at home and 2 at home, maybe more.. Then I take all cars of London probably the same or more as the population have about 6 windows each So the formula would be: time_per_window * ( population * ( 2 at home + 2 at work + 6 per car)) Moins

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On a demandé à un Manager, Information Technology...17 avril 2013

Why are manhole covers round?

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A round cover won't fall into a round hole.

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Harder to fall in the hole itself. Vs a square or rectangle cover

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Hard to put a round cover on the wrong way. Only 1 way to put it on, even if upside down Moins

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On a demandé à un IT Technical Support...6 juillet 2012

Are you ready to stand the work pressure ?

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I missed work pressure.

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Yes

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Any other questions. Only pressure

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On a demandé à un IT Development Program...2 avril 2012

1 million card applications. $1 per application cost to do employment verification. 96% pass verification and get a card. 4% fail and do not get cards. Given average profits on cardholders in good standing, and average losses on accounts that default, find the % of denied cardholders that would have to default in order to justify the $1 per application verification cost .

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Anymore info given? I think you'd either need to know the percentage of cardholders in good standing, or the percentage of cardholders in bad standing. Moins

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This appears to be a trick question that makes you think they want to know the break-even point. However: how can someone default on a credit card that they were "denied" and never issued? Moins

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Its hypothetical - IF they were given the card and IF they defaulted on it... how many of them would have to default in order for the losses from their accounts to justify the $1/application cost of rejecting them. Moins

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On a demandé à un IT Developer...9 décembre 2010

How many unique handshakes if each person in a group of 10 give handshakes out to each and every other individual. (a) 100 (b) 50 (c) 45 (d) 20 (e) 10

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true, or 9+8+7+...+2+1

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None of those answers are correct. The follow-up question should be are we assuming that each person is only using 1 hand? For example, if everyone is only giving handshakes left to left, or left to right or right to right or right to left? Granted left to right and right to left would be awkward. Moins

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45. Imagine it as a polygon of side 10. Or draw out triangle, square, pentagon, and see the pattern yourself, if you don't know the algorithm. Moins

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On a demandé à un IT Administrator...25 juin 2012