now, this is how i would like to learn!!!!

my favorites with ans among them:

“Given 20 ‘destructible’ light bulbs (which break at a certain height), and a building with 100 floors, how do you determine the height that the light bulbs break?” — Asked at Qualcomm, Engineering candidate

my and would be: start first round of scaling form 50th floor +/-10 floors at a time, till i find a positive break, then i will take that floor as base and start testing with +/- 5 floor at a time and  then  so on.. till i find the exact threshold floor for bulb breaking.

“You have a bouquet of flowers. All but two are roses, all but two are daisies, and all but two are tulips. How many flowers do you have?” — Asked at Epic Systems, Corporation Project Manager/Implementation Consultant candidate

my ans would be: 3

“You’re in a row boat, which is in a large tank filled with water. You have an anchor on board, which you throw overboard (the chain is long enough so the anchor rests completely on the bottom of the tank). Does the water level in the tank rise or fall?” — Asked at Tesla Motors, Mechanical Engineer candidate

my ans would be: it depends on the size of the tanks and the mass of the anchor and chain

“If you were a Microsoft Office program, which one would you be?” — Asked at Summit Racing Equipment, Ecommerce candidate

my ans would be: none

“How would you cure world hunger?” — Asked at Amazon.com, Software Developer candidate

my ans would be: i can’t!

“How many people are using Facebook in San Francisco at 2:30 p.m. on a Friday?” — Asked at Google, Vendor Relations Manager candidate

my ans would be: every one

“If Germans were the tallest people in the world, how would you prove it?” — Asked at Hewlett-Packard, Product Marketing Manager candidate

my ans would be: by collecting height series data of plausible amount human being on earth and creating report based on categorization of average height of human with respect to country and continent.