A printer is rented for (again I don't remember exact numbers - but the point is for you to understand how to do this problem) 500$/month for 5 years. A co-worker does the math and discovers it would've been $1,000 cheaper to buy the printer and pay a 50$/month maintenance charge. How much was the cost of the printer?
What sport is Michael Jordan famous for?
Compare yourself to your best friend. Which one of you is more (insert random quality)?
Critique OpenGov’s Design (Glassdoor is making me put in at least 5 words which is funny given that this was a legitimate question and even Glassdoor knows it’s not a good question).
What is your creative process? Why NVIDIA? Asking about different skills listed on resume. What do you do to get inspiration?
Why do you think you deserve this job out of the hundreds that have already applied?
What is a common misconception about you?
focus on current skills, looking for the one thing that makes you stand out
How do you feel about information design? How do you work under pressure? Do you consider yourself a person who has great attention to detail? Can you work on a team where work is constantly shared and where the work is divided between multiple people? What kind of job are you looking for? What do you feel you are best at?
What do you do in your free time?
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