I've been in interviews and companies that the interviewer, normally a section manager asks you some current project question. Just to pick your mind and maybe get some productive insights. Studying engineering you learn to have "happy ideas" along the way, so you can solve some tricky problems, normally during exams. That's a skill than can be trained, but requires a purposed development. Nice video and thanks for sharing!
@@rocketblocks no i dont think you did. maybe you could compile a list of common curveball questions and approach to solving them. everyone knows how to solve typical cases
I've been in interviews and companies that the interviewer, normally a section manager asks you some current project question. Just to pick your mind and maybe get some productive insights. Studying engineering you learn to have "happy ideas" along the way, so you can solve some tricky problems, normally during exams. That's a skill than can be trained, but requires a purposed development. Nice video and thanks for sharing!
Thanks Francisco! Glad you enjoyed it
I was asked in a final round how to price a teleport machine. needless to say i was shocked lol
amazing - I can't remember. did I mention that one as an example in this video? it is one of my favorite curveball examples
@@rocketblocks no i dont think you did. maybe you could compile a list of common curveball questions and approach to solving them. everyone knows how to solve typical cases
@@96ahsanullah funny you ask, we just published a big blog post on that: www.rocketblocks.me/blog/weird-case-interviews.php