Trade Support Associate Interview Questions

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Questions about processes in previous companies, how they were covered, what I did. Questions about intercoms, rules on origin, REX licence. Role falls under operations and not trade compliance. Job description is inaccurate. HM didn't know a lot as she didn't even start at the company yet when interview was held. It felt she wanted to find out how things looked in my previous companies, process wise. It was a comfortable talk but strange in manner I got no information and got ghosted afterwards. Waste of time and energy unfortunately.
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Senior Trade Compliance Analyst

Interviewed at Kenvue

3.5
Jul 10, 2023

Questions about processes in previous companies, how they were covered, what I did. Questions about intercoms, rules on origin, REX licence. Role falls under operations and not trade compliance. Job description is inaccurate. HM didn't know a lot as she didn't even start at the company yet when interview was held. It felt she wanted to find out how things looked in my previous companies, process wise. It was a comfortable talk but strange in manner I got no information and got ghosted afterwards. Waste of time and energy unfortunately.

Given a coin, one can toss it. There is a probability that the coin lands on heads (H), and otherwise it lands on tails (T), probabilities are not necessarily 50/50. We call the pair of these probabilities (which add up to 100%) "weight". Game: You are given 10 coins with weights being randomly assigned according to the normal distribution (50/50 is more likely than 0/100). You have 100 tosses in total, you choose which coins to toss, one by one. For every (T) you are paid 1 dollar. How much money would you pay to play this game?
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Trade Analyst

Interviewed at Jane Street

4.4
Aug 12, 2022

Given a coin, one can toss it. There is a probability that the coin lands on heads (H), and otherwise it lands on tails (T), probabilities are not necessarily 50/50. We call the pair of these probabilities (which add up to 100%) "weight". Game: You are given 10 coins with weights being randomly assigned according to the normal distribution (50/50 is more likely than 0/100). You have 100 tosses in total, you choose which coins to toss, one by one. For every (T) you are paid 1 dollar. How much money would you pay to play this game?

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