Interview Expectations
The goal of the 1st Online Interview is to serve as an ice breaking session between the candidate and the interviewer.
This session gives a great opportunity for the candidate to:
- Learn frameworks and mental models used in I-Berhad for critical thinking and problem solving.
- Present ideas and arguments on various topics based on the videos and knowledge articles shown.
- Demonstrate critical thinking by sharing past experiences & lessons learnt from mistakes.
- Demonstrate communication skills and ability to criticise or debate.
Expected duration: less than 20 minutes (without ad hoc Q&A by candidate).
The candidate is expected to feedback on the following 5 videos:
- Milkshake: Jobs to be Done by Clayton Christensen
- Stanford Design Thinking by Dr. Li Jiang
- Platonic Ideal Approach by Elon Musk
- First Principles Approach by Elon Musk
- 5-step problem solving process by Elon Musk
After the 5 videos, the candidate is expected to feedback on the following:
- Amazon's Working Backwards Approach
- Level 123 Concept
- Quote on Grit
As we receive a lot of applications for this role, only shortlisted candidates will be notified for subsequent interviews.
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Amazon’s Working Backwards Approach
Level 123 Framework (L123)
- Questions on Level 123 Concept
General
- How many minutes is i-City from your home?
- Is it consider far?
- Have you spent time at Central Mall before?
Other Possible Questions
What’s up in I-Berhad
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Harvard professor Clayton Christensen used the "milkshake analogy" to illustrate the "jobs to be done" theory. He discovered that customers purchased milkshakes to enhance their commutes, showcasing the significance of understanding the specific tasks customers employ products to accomplish. This highlights the constraints of conventional research and underscores the necessity of grasping customers' underlying needs.
Harvard professor Clayton Christensen used the "milkshake analogy" to illustrate the "jobs to be done" theory. He discovered that customers purchased milkshakes to enhance their commutes, showcasing the significance of understanding the specific tasks customers employ products to accomplish. This highlights the constraints of conventional research and underscores the necessity of grasping customers' underlying needs.
Dr. Li Jiang, a distinguished professor at Stanford, is renowned for his expertise in design thinking. He emphasises empathy as the foundation of effective design, ensuring solutions deeply address users' needs and challenges. He guides students through the key steps of design thinking: empathise, define, ideate, prototype, and test.
Dr. Li Jiang, a distinguished professor at Stanford, is renowned for his expertise in design thinking. He emphasises empathy as the foundation of effective design, ensuring solutions deeply address users' needs and challenges. He guides students through the key steps of design thinking: empathise, define, ideate, prototype, and test.
Rooted in Plato’s philosophy, this concept suggests that perfect, abstract forms represent the highest reality. Musk envisions these ideal forms for technologies like electric vehicles and space travel, striving to make them a reality.
Rooted in Plato’s philosophy, this concept suggests that perfect, abstract forms represent the highest reality. Musk envisions these ideal forms for technologies like electric vehicles and space travel, striving to make them a reality.
When Elon Musk broke down the high costs of electric vehicle batteries to fundamental truths, he challenged the conventional acceptance of their expense. Musk focused on the raw materials and engineering efficiencies, leading to innovations in battery technology and the development of the Gigafactory. This approach significantly reduced battery costs, making electric vehicles more affordable and efficient.
When Elon Musk broke down the high costs of electric vehicle batteries to fundamental truths, he challenged the conventional acceptance of their expense. Musk focused on the raw materials and engineering efficiencies, leading to innovations in battery technology and the development of the Gigafactory. This approach significantly reduced battery costs, making electric vehicles more affordable and efficient.
Elon Musk shares a 5-step process to problem solving.
Elon Musk shares a 5-step process to problem solving.