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"As a marketing analyst, you'll use your analytical skill set to collect information about the market, identify trends, and offer marketing strategies. In an interview context, expect to answer technical questions that will test your knowledge of market analysis. Be prepared to show that you can work in a fast-paced environment, handle large sets of data, and are up-to-date on current industry news."

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Walk me through your resume. What about the position interests you? Why Danone? What is a project you are most proud of and why? Describe a time when you had to sift through large amounts of data. Describe a time you had to be persuasive. Describe a time you took a risk.
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Brand Marketing Analyst

Interviewed at Danone

4★
Nov 22, 2017

Walk me through your resume. What about the position interests you? Why Danone? What is a project you are most proud of and why? Describe a time when you had to sift through large amounts of data. Describe a time you had to be persuasive. Describe a time you took a risk.

The Wall Street in New York is known for its breathtaking skyscrapers. But the raining season is approaching, and the amount of water that will fall over the buildings is going to be huge this year. Since every building is stuck to the buildings to its left and to its right (except for the first and the last one), the water can leak from a building only if the height of the building is higher than the height of the building to its left or to its right (the height of the edges of Wall Street is 0). All the buildings have the width of 1 meter. You are given the heights (in meters) of the buildings on Wall Street from left to right, and your task is to print to the standard output (stdout) the total amount of water (in cubic meters) held over the buildings on Wall Street. Example input: heights: [9 8 7 8 9 5 6] Example output: 5
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Marketing Performance Analyst

Interviewed at Glovo

3.3★
Dec 11, 2018

The Wall Street in New York is known for its breathtaking skyscrapers. But the raining season is approaching, and the amount of water that will fall over the buildings is going to be huge this year. Since every building is stuck to the buildings to its left and to its right (except for the first and the last one), the water can leak from a building only if the height of the building is higher than the height of the building to its left or to its right (the height of the edges of Wall Street is 0). All the buildings have the width of 1 meter. You are given the heights (in meters) of the buildings on Wall Street from left to right, and your task is to print to the standard output (stdout) the total amount of water (in cubic meters) held over the buildings on Wall Street. Example input: heights: [9 8 7 8 9 5 6] Example output: 5

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