The questions were a combination of the "standard" type questions about my background and skillset as well as more informal time where I could ask my own questions. The entire process moved relatively quickly and was probably the most pleasant interview process I I have had. The people I spoke with definitely had some key questions they asked of me, but at no point did I feel like they were just reading from a script or checklist.
Talk about your portfolio
Go through the resume
What could be malfunctioning in a display pipeline if the screen looks totally black?
What are your three strengths?
Question were based on Experience with Data Visualization tool.
Tell me about yourself your proudest achievements why Aritzia
the technical interviewer wasn't prepared and was going off the top of their head making up hypothetical questions, they interrupted me and didn't let me finish and they used all of the time to their advantage.
I was given a technical question involving Python, where I was required to fetch data from a file, standardize data formats, and aggregate column data
show you a use case on his laptop, walk him through your work/brain process and share your comments; give you a take-home visualization assignment in tableau; if you have different opinion with your clients, what would you do? tell a story using visualization
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