Top 25 'oddball' job interview questions from 2011

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I suppose you can use these questions to help you get ready for the job interview, or you can just amuse yourself with the list and be thankful that some of the math ones have not been asked of you when you were in an interview. The math ones tended to be asked of engineers.

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