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Interview 1: usual screening. But be prepared to answer questions about wikimedia and Wikipedia Step 2 - Think of an analytics, data visualization, or survey research project that highlights your strengths as an analyst. We are looking for an example that demonstrates your experience with applied statistical analysis and analytics or statistical software (e.g., experience with SPSS, Stata, R, Python, SQL, or similar). Interview 3: your experience analyzing and communicating data. What are the steps for data analysis? How do you report your findings to your stakeholders? etc. Interview 4: Tell us about a time that you successfully adapted to a culturally different environment (it's up to you how you interpret culture - it can be working in an international environment, a different workplace culture, or something else entirely). 1) What differences did you notice? 2) Which challenges did you face and how did you work to overcome them? 3) What, if any, implications are there from this experience for evaluating from an equity lens? When you have entered a new role in the past, describe how you have gone about meeting people and developing relationships with your peers and supervisors in that new role. How do you deal with conflict in a professional environment or in interpersonal relationships in the work space? Imagine a situation where a department or member of the organizational leadership tells you that the evaluation criteria (and data points) agreed upon earlier are not applicable to the programs and activities they are running. How would you respond? What's a good strategy to create alignment? Imagine you came across data or information that a team was relying on for regular reporting, but realized that it didn’t comply with the organization’s data privacy policies. What steps would you take after making this discovery? Our team currently works in 5 different time zones, spanning from India to San Francisco. Can you tell us about any experience you have working on teams with different time zones? In general, what sort of hours would you like to keep?
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Global Data & Insights Fellow (Data Analysis & Visualization)

Interviewed at Wikimedia Foundation

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Sep 27, 2022

Interview 1: usual screening. But be prepared to answer questions about wikimedia and Wikipedia Step 2 - Think of an analytics, data visualization, or survey research project that highlights your strengths as an analyst. We are looking for an example that demonstrates your experience with applied statistical analysis and analytics or statistical software (e.g., experience with SPSS, Stata, R, Python, SQL, or similar). Interview 3: your experience analyzing and communicating data. What are the steps for data analysis? How do you report your findings to your stakeholders? etc. Interview 4: Tell us about a time that you successfully adapted to a culturally different environment (it's up to you how you interpret culture - it can be working in an international environment, a different workplace culture, or something else entirely). 1) What differences did you notice? 2) Which challenges did you face and how did you work to overcome them? 3) What, if any, implications are there from this experience for evaluating from an equity lens? When you have entered a new role in the past, describe how you have gone about meeting people and developing relationships with your peers and supervisors in that new role. How do you deal with conflict in a professional environment or in interpersonal relationships in the work space? Imagine a situation where a department or member of the organizational leadership tells you that the evaluation criteria (and data points) agreed upon earlier are not applicable to the programs and activities they are running. How would you respond? What's a good strategy to create alignment? Imagine you came across data or information that a team was relying on for regular reporting, but realized that it didn’t comply with the organization’s data privacy policies. What steps would you take after making this discovery? Our team currently works in 5 different time zones, spanning from India to San Francisco. Can you tell us about any experience you have working on teams with different time zones? In general, what sort of hours would you like to keep?

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