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The New York Times interview questions

1 practice questions in the style of The New York Times's interviews, covering Data Manipulation (SQL/Python).

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Katkat has 1 The New York Times interview questions. The largest topics are Data Manipulation (SQL/Python) (100%). By difficulty: 100% easy. The most common round is Technical Screen (100%).

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  • Write SQL for content-view analyticsEasy

    This question evaluates proficiency in SQL-based data manipulation and analytics, including aggregation, distinct counting, NULL handling, timestamp/hour extraction, device grouping, and row-level ordering, and is situated in the Data Manipulation (SQL/Python) domain.

    The New York TimesData AnalystData Manipulation (SQL/Python)Technical Screen

The New York Times interview experiences

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  • Five Rounds, Three References, Then RejectedThe New York Times · Data Analyst · Onsite · Jan 2026
    Rejected

    It's been four years since this interview, but on top of wishing everyone a happy new year, I wanted to share roughly what the interview process at this company was like. I went through five rounds of interviews with this company in total — the process was pretty drawn out. At the end they also wanted three references (a peer, my direct manager, and a manager I had collaborated with). After going…

  • Five Rounds, Three References, Then RejectedThe New York Times · Data Analyst · Onsite · Mar 2022
    Rejected

    It's been 4 years since this interview without my even noticing, and along with wishing everyone a happy new year, I figured I'd share the general interview process for this company. I went through 5 rounds of interviews with this company in total, and the process was pretty drawn out. At the end they also wanted me to track down three references (a peer, a direct manager, and a manager I had col…

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