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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What field did Wiener's new boyfriend work in?
(a) Horticulture.
(b) Criminal justice.
(c) Medical research.
(d) Robotics.
2. What phrase does the data analytics CEO ask all its employees to ascribe to?
(a) In It To Win It.
(b) Work Hard, Play Harder.
(c) Up For The Fight.
(d) Down For The Cause.
3. Where does Wiener live when the book opens?
(a) North Brooklyn.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Detroit.
(d) Miami.
4. Where did Wiener end up renting her first shared apartment in Part I in San Francisco?
(a) The Castro.
(b) The Mission.
(c) The Gate Area.
(d) Lake Street.
5. Who was the only other employee at the first startup Wiener works at besides Wiener who was not also a founder?
(a) Brady.
(b) Cindy.
(c) Cam.
(d) Benson.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of app did the data analytics CTO create for fun that he and Wiener talked about?
2. What did the solutions manager at the data analytics company tell Wiener they were doing to try to keep her working there?
3. What section of the data analytics startup office did Wiener work at?
4. What did the data analytics startup CEO suggest to Wiener that she should learn in Part II?
5. What did Wiener realize was different about working at the data analytics startup from anywhere else she had ever worked?
Short Essay Questions
1. What phrase does the CEO use as a mantra and motivating force at the analytics startup?
2. What does pivoting mean in the tech industry?
3. What are some things Ian and Wiener find they have in common?
4. Why does Wiener feel out of place when she interviews at the data analytics startup?
5. Why did Ian like to work at smaller-scale companies in general?
6. What is God Mode?
7. What is one of the parts of the interview process at the analytics startup that Wiener finds strange?
8. How does the news that a National Security Agency contractor leaked classified information about the U.S. government's surveillance programs affect Weiner and her coworkers?
9. How is Wiener feeling about her job in the publishing industry in Part I?
10. What does Wiener think, but not say, in response to the analytics CEO's comment to her that the company needed more women in leadership roles?
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