I've been networking like crazy over the last few months and have finally positioned myself to take a job at SIG. There's a pretty difficult exam that everyone needs to pass before hiring. I've taken it about 8 months ago and failed, and I am pretty lucky to be able to try again. All I know is that the exam has Bayes' Theorem questions which I have now mastered, expected value questions, and the exam is made by a company called Mettl. Does anyone have any insight?
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hasanamer24, shame nobody has responded. Maybe one of these topics will help:
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Fingers crossed that one of those helps you.
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