- Published on May 19, 2017
10 commonly asked questions during a SAS interview
Image by Facing an SAS interview
- By Amit Paul Chowdhury
SAS applications have an enterprise wide presence. SAS-based jobs are not as tough as they seem when it comes to cracking them. It’s advisable to have your basics clear in SAS, if you’re opting as a fresher in the field. Enterprises usually prefer candidates with a slight know-how about VBA and MySQL.
At a fresher level, it’s mostly impossible to complete the entire syllabus of SAS. Knowledge about few topics like BASE/SAS, SAS/SQL, SAS/MACROS, and ODS will help you get through a fresher level interview. AIM lists down the 10 most commonly asked questions that you might face while appearing for a SAS interview.
1) Define the basic structure of SAS programing?
The basic structure of S
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Amit Paul Chowdhury
With a background in Engineering, Amit has assumed the mantle of content analyst at Analytics India Magazine. An audiophile most of the times, with a soul consumed by wanderlust, he strives ahead in the disruptive technology space. In other life, he would invest his time into comics, football, and movies.
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