Fragen im Vorstellungsgespräch: Analyst in Neu-Delhi, Indien

1. staple remover 2. paper weight 3. door stop 4. hammer 5. weapon

I can use it to hit you in the... 1) head 2 hands 3) chest 4) back 5) junk

1. paper weight 2. wall decoration (Art work, Conversation piece, etc.) 3. spare parts for my working stapler 4. decoy stapler (for my co-workers to 'borrow') 5. parts for a desk catapult

I would ask, what kind of stapler is that like, size, length etc...and based on that I can decide what can I do with that. The one thing which is missing is - Create music, provider its of appropriate length.

1) stapling papers together (Staplers don't use pins...they use staples). 2) hemming pants that are too long. 3) nailing co-workers to the cubical wall 4) melting it down and casting 25 mm figures for wargames 5) Sell it on Craigslist to someone that has staples but no stapler.

1. paperweight 2. stress reliever 3. prop to replay scenes from "The Office" 4. Insect smasher 5. Nut cracker

I agree with xmundt that staplers use staples not pins. Duh!

What you have to understand that there is no stapler.....

Looks like this company (EvaluServe) is in India. Isn't it possible that they call staples "pins" there, like how the British call elevators "lifts"?

Me: Spring Loaded Catapult, Foldable Back Scratcher, Simulated Drum Kick stand, Controller for Hungry Hungry Papers, Office Jello Filling

1. Hammer 2. Tongs 3. Lever 4. Weapon 5. Musical Instrument

A great opportunity to take a walk around the office 'to borrow some staples' and at the same time get to meet and talk to someone new/you've always wanted to talk to, and explore a new opportunity (preferably a bit bigger than where the next staples are coming from). Repeat 5 times :-)

There are many uses of a Staple if there are no pins. But to see the real potential of the staple you need pins.

Many. But to see the real potential of staple you would need pins

I can think of a million uses for a stapler without pins, but I'm hard pressed to fine one use for a stapler without staples.

This question is designed to test the divergence of your thinking. They never mentioned the size or the material from which your stapler was made from. Maybe the stapler is 50 feet long and made of gold? Perhaps made of copper? Notice the repetitiveness of the answers posted. Expect the same in interview sessions from one candidate to the next. Always answer in a way you know they wouldn't expect you to answer. That'll leave your mark.

Staplers don't use staple pins. A stapler without STAPLES would be a problem. Even with staples (or "staple pins") I think the stapler barely has six uses.

1. Paperweight 2. Door stop 3. Desk decoration 4. Hammer 5. Anal prob

1. Hammer 2. Toy flip phone 3. Nutcracker 4. fake taser (threaten co-workers) 5. paperweight (I do this...also with tape dispenser or coffee cup)

I really like Niall's answer to walk around meeting people, learning what they do - using the need for staples (or staple pins, whatever they get called) as an excuse. I also really like xmundt's answer to make a profit (Craigslist) pairing up your deficient stapler with someone else's need (someone with staples, but no stapler).

1.Tear an envelope 2.Music instrument 3.Toy Crane 4.To call someone(where talking is prohibited) 5.Switch on something when my fingers are paining

- door weight - castanet - plumb bob - tongs - fish scaller (scale both sides with one move) are few of many uses....

i will sell out to some one & with that money i would buy 5 things for five uses

1. To play a prank on someone by telling them there are staples in it. 2. Unfold and use to drag something small out of the space beside/behind a piece of furniture if you can't reach it. 3. Press on to paper the way you would if there were staples to add texture to a page. 4. Unfold and use the metal to cut the tape off of a new box of staples :-) 5. MAKE IT TALK LIKE A PUPPET!!!

1. staple remover 2. paper weight 3. door stop 4. Insect Smasher/Hammer 5. Nut Craker

1. Nose hair puller 2. Alligator puppet toy 3. Mechanical Venus fly trap 4. Toe nail remover 5. The NEW Chinese finger puzzle 6 A new Pez dispenser for candy As an overachiever, I stopped at 6.

1)to staple 2)to remove staple 3)paper weight 4)use as ruler 5)we can compare angles 6)use as weapon 7)use as hammer 8)to call someone by making sound 9)doctors used for stitching 10)music instrument

They can give any budy more the 20k they can't afford.

They can't afford the good candidates, my interview was awesome , then their stupid hr asked for the salary, i said 25 suddenly her experessions got changed and she said the same words to me "we'll get back to you", If you cant afford the candidates like us so why do you call us. You guys wasted my time shame on you.

You are right my friend same thing happened to me.

Their so called CEO isn't qualified enough for interviewing candidates having even 5 yrs of industry experience. He simply goes through the motions and in the end he's left with nothing but to say "we'll get back to you", as they cannot match the salary that talented people are getting, let alone better it.

try a triangle

triangle shpe . . . . . . . . .

triangle - - - - - - - - -

I will give my 100 percent when i m with my family and when i m at work bcoz both are important aspects of life and both are dependent on me and needs my time and attention

I will

http://cals.cornell.edu/academics/upload/Case-Interview-Questions-2012-13.pdf

to solve any case study 1. look for factors that contribute to your number 2. look fr factors that may reduce your number 3. go in details 4. use your common sense for glucometers total population of india is 1.2 billion factor contributing to a high number is large population thus more patients factors decreasing the number are low income, less knowledge about the device, prefer hospitals due to risk involved or due to better packages given by hospitals out of the 4% people that suffer from diabetes definitely half wont buy the device.... they cant afford it the next 1% wont buy it as they prefer hospitals the 1% ie 1 20 00 000 is too large out of these people who can afford the device only the ones who are too busy or unable to visit the hospitals would prefer glucometers...thus only 10% of 1, 20,00,000 ie 12 lakh....approx 15 lakh.

it might be possible when distance is twice of speed.