It started with an online test involving Aptitude and English questions. Then there was a case study and a GD round. The shortlisted students then went through two rounds of interview. 3 out of 250 were finally selected.
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None. The interview was very relaxed and friendly.
Ho presentato la mia candidatura online. La procedura ha richiesto 2 settimane. Ho sostenuto un colloquio presso dunnhumby (Cincinnati, OH) nel mese di feb 2013
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Online tests, phone interview, on-site interview. The test is your basic iq test and quantitative reasoning test. Should be easy enough. The phone interview was mostly personal questions and some silly case questions. The on-site was the toughest. It was three rounds. The first was personality interview with your standard tell me about a time. The second interview was a case study. They gave us some info about some metrics they record. They give you a prompt and let you gather your thoughts for 20 minutes. Then they come in and ask you about what you came up with and and ask some strategy questions. The third interview was the reasoning case questions. These are your standard questions where you have to estimate or reason through something and come up with an answer even-though you have absolutely no information given to you.
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How tall is the Eiffel tower? What is your passion? Can you code is SAS?
Ho presentato la mia candidatura tramite l'università. Ho sostenuto un colloquio presso dunnhumby (Gurgaon, Haryana) nel mese di gen 2011
Colloquio
The hiring process had 2 phases- an initial computer based aptitute test which involved average to difficult questions on mathematical ability and reasoning. More than the level of difficulty it was speed that was essential to clear the test. The test was followed by a one on one interview with senior managers. Interview had questions on logic, econometric and common puzzles.
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The most difficult question was related to dealing with multicollinearity problem in econometrics.