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Business Analyst Manager Interview Questions
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Tell me why do you want to work for J P Morgan?
What is the total amount of mineral water in the building?
How will you manage the situation where your sub-ordinates are not accepting you as his senior.
Was asked to write queries for two problems - Q. Table: Customer_orders customer_id order_id order_day 123 27424624 25Dec2011 123 89690900 25Dec2010 797 12131323 25Dec2010 876 67145419 15Dec2011 Write SQL for customers who placed orders on both the days, 25th Dec 2010 and 25th Dec 2011? Customer_id order_id order_datetime 1234 4141-4814 25/12/2010:06:15:00 1234 4141-4815 25/12/2010:06:20:00 1234 4141-4816 25/12/2010:06:41:00 1234 4141-4817 25/12/2010:06:50:00 8153 2525-1414 26/12/2010:07:13:00 8153 2525-1415 26/12/2010:13:10:10 Let's say I can combine two orders that are placed by the same customer within 20 mins of each other, what % of orders can be combined.
the process was very good,they are very helpful they asked basic banking related questions
Need your w2 information. In an HR interview? like seriously?!
How many windows are in this building?
Here's the deal: You have to know SQL. By all accounts, and according to people within the company, they are no longer hiring people who do not have previous SQL experience. If there is one thing that I can point to that probably cost me the offer, it is that I have not used SQL in a while, and it showed. Everyone with whom I interviewed asked SQL questions. They will give you a set of EMR (Electronic Medical Record) data (2 or 3 tables) and ask questions about how you the tables might be manipulated to provide information. So you not only need to know how to select certain data types and columns to provide insight in theory, but you also must know how to construct the correct select statement. Expect questions on inner/outer joins, unions, subqueries, aggreagtor functions including how to use sum and/or count with group by. If you don't have solid command of SQL and a good bit of fresh, current use, you are probably wasting your time. Yes, SQL is a rather small language in the DML context, and something that can be picked up rather easily, but probably not quickly and completely enough to impress in the interview. Bottom line: don't expect to fake it till' you make it.
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