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Video Interview: 1. Please describe yourself in three words? Why? 2. Why do you apply for this role? Please be specific 3. What makes you unique from other candidates? And why 4. If you are asked to organize a sports day in Hong Kong, what would be the first 3 to 5 things that you consider? And why? 5. From scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your skill in Excel? 6. What do you know about this role? 7. What would be your expected take away from this internship? Why?
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Intern - Global Operations - Strategy & Programs (2018)

Interviewed at adidas

3.9★
Nov 7, 2017

Video Interview: 1. Please describe yourself in three words? Why? 2. Why do you apply for this role? Please be specific 3. What makes you unique from other candidates? And why 4. If you are asked to organize a sports day in Hong Kong, what would be the first 3 to 5 things that you consider? And why? 5. From scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your skill in Excel? 6. What do you know about this role? 7. What would be your expected take away from this internship? Why?

1. What does hard work mean to you? 2. What motivates you to collaborate with others? 3. Which latest university work or project are you most proud of? 4. Was there any time you had to adapt your style of communication to a management staff? 5. What is the biggest mistake you have ever made in the past and what did you learn from it? 6. Is there something else you want us to know? There were 11 questions in all, these are the ones I can remember.
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2018 - International Graduate Programmer - Global Banking and Corporate Finance

Interviewed at Standard Chartered Bank

3.7★
Nov 2, 2017

1. What does hard work mean to you? 2. What motivates you to collaborate with others? 3. Which latest university work or project are you most proud of? 4. Was there any time you had to adapt your style of communication to a management staff? 5. What is the biggest mistake you have ever made in the past and what did you learn from it? 6. Is there something else you want us to know? There were 11 questions in all, these are the ones I can remember.

Programming Challenge Description: Find the most similar pair using cosine Given a sequence of passages, find the most similar pair using the cosine similarity measure. If there are ties (more than one pair have the same similarity score), return the one with the leftmost passage. If there’s only 1 passage in a sequence, return it. Do not return similarity of a passage with itself. How to represent a passage in the vocabulary space: The vocabulary space includes all words encountered in any of the passages ignoring their case. Any non-alphanumeric characters are also ignored, spaces trimmed. A passage is represented as a vector of its word frequencies in a vocabulary space. For example, if we have a set of passages “I like ice cream”, “My sister likes ice cream too”, the vocabulary space would include “coordinates”: [I, like, likes, ice, cream, my, sister, too]. Note that (1) we do not ask to bring different wordforms o a common lexeme (as “like” and “likes”) so they are considered different words; (2) we consider complex words as separate lexemes (e.g., “ice” and “cream” from “ice cream”). Then the first passage will be represented as [1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0] and the second passage will be represented as [0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]. The cosine measure (click Attachment above for equation image): The cosine between 2 vectors A and B equals the scalar product of the vectors divided by the product of vector length. For example, in a 3 dimensional space for vector A=(1, 2, 2) and vector B=(1, 0, 0), the cosine measure is (1*1 + 2*0 + 2*0) / ((1^2 + 2^2 + 2^2)^(1/2) * (1^2 + 0^2 + 0^2)^(1/2)) = 1/3 The larger the cosine (reminder: cosine max value is 1), the more similar passages are. Input: A single line comprising the passages (strings) to be processed, delimited by | characters. The | characters are not considered part of any passage. Output: The comma-separated (no space) numbers of the most similar passages. For a single passage return 0. Test 1 Test Input: IBM cognitive computing|IBM "cognitive" computing is a revolution| ibm cognitive computing|'IBM Cognitive Computing' is a revolution? Expected Output 0,2 Test 2 Test Input The cat is on the mat | The cat likes the mat | The dog is on the mat | The dog chews the mat Expected Output 0,2
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2018 Cognitive Software Developer Internship

Interviewed at IBM

3.9★
Feb 23, 2018

Programming Challenge Description: Find the most similar pair using cosine Given a sequence of passages, find the most similar pair using the cosine similarity measure. If there are ties (more than one pair have the same similarity score), return the one with the leftmost passage. If there’s only 1 passage in a sequence, return it. Do not return similarity of a passage with itself. How to represent a passage in the vocabulary space: The vocabulary space includes all words encountered in any of the passages ignoring their case. Any non-alphanumeric characters are also ignored, spaces trimmed. A passage is represented as a vector of its word frequencies in a vocabulary space. For example, if we have a set of passages “I like ice cream”, “My sister likes ice cream too”, the vocabulary space would include “coordinates”: [I, like, likes, ice, cream, my, sister, too]. Note that (1) we do not ask to bring different wordforms o a common lexeme (as “like” and “likes”) so they are considered different words; (2) we consider complex words as separate lexemes (e.g., “ice” and “cream” from “ice cream”). Then the first passage will be represented as [1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0] and the second passage will be represented as [0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]. The cosine measure (click Attachment above for equation image): The cosine between 2 vectors A and B equals the scalar product of the vectors divided by the product of vector length. For example, in a 3 dimensional space for vector A=(1, 2, 2) and vector B=(1, 0, 0), the cosine measure is (1*1 + 2*0 + 2*0) / ((1^2 + 2^2 + 2^2)^(1/2) * (1^2 + 0^2 + 0^2)^(1/2)) = 1/3 The larger the cosine (reminder: cosine max value is 1), the more similar passages are. Input: A single line comprising the passages (strings) to be processed, delimited by | characters. The | characters are not considered part of any passage. Output: The comma-separated (no space) numbers of the most similar passages. For a single passage return 0. Test 1 Test Input: IBM cognitive computing|IBM "cognitive" computing is a revolution| ibm cognitive computing|'IBM Cognitive Computing' is a revolution? Expected Output 0,2 Test 2 Test Input The cat is on the mat | The cat likes the mat | The dog is on the mat | The dog chews the mat Expected Output 0,2

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