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Feedback and Continuous Improvement Questions

This topic assesses a candidate's approach to receiving and acting on feedback, learning from mistakes, and driving iterative improvements. Interviewers will look for examples of critical feedback received from managers peers or code reviews and how the candidate responded without defensiveness. Candidates should demonstrate a growth mindset by describing concrete changes they implemented following feedback and the measurable results of those changes. The scope also includes handling correction during live challenges incorporating revision requests quickly and managing disagreements or design conflicts while maintaining professional relationships and advocating for sound decisions. Emphasis should be placed on resilience adaptability communication and a commitment to ongoing personal and team improvement.

MediumTechnical
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Design a post-mortem template for model incidents that ensures lessons translate into measurable improvements. Include key sections, required data artifacts (logs, data snapshots), owner assignments, timelines, and a follow-up verification schedule.
HardTechnical
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You must propose a 12-month roadmap to transform the company's ML practice into a culture of continuous improvement. Include initiatives (platform, processes, hiring/training), milestones, KPIs (e.g., MTTR, model-stability, experiment velocity), estimated prioritization of budget, and risk mitigation strategies.
EasyTechnical
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During a timed coding interview a reviewer points out a critical bug in your implementation. Describe how you would acknowledge the feedback, fix the issue under time pressure, and test the fix. Be explicit about communication and testing strategy.
EasyBehavioral
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Tell me about a time you received critical feedback from a manager or peer about your analysis or model. Describe the situation, the specific feedback, how you responded (the actions you took), and the measurable outcome. Use the STAR format (Situation, Task, Action, Result). Include what you learned and one concrete change you implemented afterward that improved process, model reliability, or stakeholder trust.
MediumTechnical
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Describe the key metrics and alert thresholds you would include on a model monitoring dashboard for a binary classification model serving 50k predictions/day. Explain how you'd tune thresholds to balance alert fatigue and early detection, and which alerts should go to on-call engineers vs product owners.

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