They make you take an online standardized test, ater which they begin a series of interviews. The interviews were pretty variable, and depend a lot on what the interviewer's background was. Ranging from probability/dice problems to very obscure knowledge based questions such as, "Do you know Bezout's theorem? " Some examples: 1. Given a list of N numbers you form all possible subsets of N-1 elements. You want to calculate the product of all the elements in the subset each subset. You are not allowed to use division. Provide an O(N) algorithm to do this. 2. You roll three dice, each of which can take values from 1 to 6. What is the probability that the maximum of the three rolls is p? 3. Given a random number from a uniform distribution, produce a random variable that is normally distributed. 4. Suppose the expected number of coin tosses to produce n consecutive heads is pn then find a relation between pn and pn+1.