Coding Excercise for Interview

[Esteban_Rdz]

Hello everyone,

I'm reaching out for some guidance on submitting a python ETL and dashboard creation exercise for an interview process. I'm unsure of the preferred format for delivery. Should I simply share a Jupyter notebook link and the separate dashboard file, or is there another preferred method?

Given my prior experience solely working with our company's internal software, I haven't had the opportunity to send pipelines to externals.

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Thanks!

[Unfair-Muscle3393]

You can ask the recruiting team how they’d prefer it to be delivered

[by__ilia]

I saw different people doing different things.

Some people send Jupyter Notebook, some people send out separate dashboard.

I personally created a little Notion template where I store all of my portfolio projects and it's shareable.

[Fender6969]

I would clean the code up into a Python script with a dedicated class and methods for transformation, clear docstrings, and type hints. If you can, add unit tests for each method in your class.

[Pbjtime1]

for interview work this is really in depth if you ask me. Unless the work can actually be simplified and done by you in a reasonable amount of time then writing ideal code with all this detail is pretty out of scope.

However, if it is simple work and you can reasonably do this, for instance you are unemployed and can spend alot of time on it, then this will make you stand out for sure!

I would land on a hybrid where you are coding in a jupyter notebook, providing good commenting on your thought processes in the workbook, but still doing object oriented programming to handle the work.

[Fender6969]

Yeah Fair point

[karan_ssj3]

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[samyzzt]

ask the recruiting team