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In the case study, there was a question about a acquisition of another company, the question was, say you are the CEO of the plant, if the acquisition happens,if the acquisition does not happen, what will you do about the plant? will you shut it down because of its problems, or will you try to revive it....if you decide to revive it, how would you do it? I found this one tough because as per the case study, the plant had hell lot of problems.
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CS75 PhD Program

Interviewed at Shell

4
Dec 10, 2012

In the case study, there was a question about a acquisition of another company, the question was, say you are the CEO of the plant, if the acquisition happens,if the acquisition does not happen, what will you do about the plant? will you shut it down because of its problems, or will you try to revive it....if you decide to revive it, how would you do it? I found this one tough because as per the case study, the plant had hell lot of problems.

We are going to bet on a football game for $10. Halfway through the game I can choose to raise the bet to $20. After I raise the bet to $20 you have a crystal ball that tells your chances of winning the game, what is the minimum probability of winning in order for you to take the bet. (note: if you decline the raise you forteit your original $10. IF you accept, $20 is on the line.
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Assistant Trader

Interviewed at Susquehanna International Group

3.8
Nov 1, 2012

We are going to bet on a football game for $10. Halfway through the game I can choose to raise the bet to $20. After I raise the bet to $20 you have a crystal ball that tells your chances of winning the game, what is the minimum probability of winning in order for you to take the bet. (note: if you decline the raise you forteit your original $10. IF you accept, $20 is on the line.

I don't remember the hardest one, so here is one of the other questions from the perspective of the interviewer. Here is a coin game as follows. We each have three fair coins, and we flip all of them at once. After we flip them, we look at the outcomes. If we have the same number of heads out of our own coins I pay you $1 and if we have a different number you pay me $2. Do you want to play this game?
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Intern

Interviewed at Susquehanna International Group

3.8
Oct 16, 2012

I don't remember the hardest one, so here is one of the other questions from the perspective of the interviewer. Here is a coin game as follows. We each have three fair coins, and we flip all of them at once. After we flip them, we look at the outcomes. If we have the same number of heads out of our own coins I pay you $1 and if we have a different number you pay me $2. Do you want to play this game?

I want to have a birthday party outside this weekend (i.e. need sunny weather). On Saturday, the chance of rain is 60 percent, sun 40 percent. On Sunday, rain is 80 percent, sun is 20 percent. From there, the interviewer can ask an array of questions: What are the chances I can have my party this weekend? If I have my party, what are the chances my party is on Saturday/Sunday? Etc.
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Assistant Trader

Interviewed at Susquehanna International Group

3.8
Oct 12, 2011

I want to have a birthday party outside this weekend (i.e. need sunny weather). On Saturday, the chance of rain is 60 percent, sun 40 percent. On Sunday, rain is 80 percent, sun is 20 percent. From there, the interviewer can ask an array of questions: What are the chances I can have my party this weekend? If I have my party, what are the chances my party is on Saturday/Sunday? Etc.

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