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Ex-Microsoft CEO reveals the interview question every job candidate gets asked.

3,470,891 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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Majick2 years ago

I’d be like, write that number down. I ain’t playing this guess what’s in your head game so you can just move that number till I’m at 7 guesses.

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saudagar singh2 years ago

When your rich asf you can just make it up as you go along

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Bryan W. Wagner2 years ago

It's a good filter for software engineers - they'd immediately recognize binary search as an optimal strategy and 2^6 < 100 < 2^7 so your expected value is negative.

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VisionaryVoid2 years ago

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer reacts to the launch of Apple's iPhone in 2007.

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Face Riddler2 years ago

Who else stopped listening to him after 10seconds ?

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Alan McKnight, DBA, CFP®2 years ago

Honestly, it’s a stupid question. I would play along just for the fun of it. I already understand probability.

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Mirthful Moments2 years ago

This is how Steve Ballmer used to do Microsoft presentations when he was the CEO.

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Saint Yves 💀2 years ago

Interesting question but I don't think it's a fair one

DegenDev's profile picture
DegenDev2 years ago

Imagine having a problematic CEO like him..

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Hyacinth Dml2 years ago

Just give me the damn job not a maths equation

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