DraftKings Product Analyst interview experience

The case format was the hard part for me, not because the questions were unfair, but because doing it over the phone meant I had to keep track of lots of details in real time. I found myself jotting down information on paper on the fly, trying to do expected-value style thinking while I couldn’t see anything besides a verbal prompt.

In the case discussion, I was framed as someone risk neutral trying to “get into a game,” which turned into calculating expected values across different scenarios. The conversation was heavily focused on the case itself—there wasn’t much time spent on small talk