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It's been over a year of us living in a global pandemic.
If you are showing up to an interview for a job that requires a little applied mathematics, the least you could do is be ready with the equation to go from R to the infection growth rate and the Laplace Transform.
If you are showing up to an interview for a job that requires a little applied mathematics, the least you could do is be ready with the equation to go from R to the infection growth rate and the Laplace Transform.
It's hardly an original question. It's hardly difficult. And it's hardly esoteric.
It's straight forward undergrad level PDE problem. I don't expect you add fancy social variables there. Just get the basic equation.
It's straight forward undergrad level PDE problem. I don't expect you add fancy social variables there. Just get the basic equation.
R = e^(λT).
That's all.
That's all.
It's very difficult to judge people in a remote working environment. At least for me. Because I usually depend on a lot of white boarding.
In the absence of that, standard problems are an interviewer's crutch. Use that and ace interviews, young people.
In the absence of that, standard problems are an interviewer's crutch. Use that and ace interviews, young people.
