Agoda Supply Chain Analyst candidates may encounter an assessment, HR conversation, senior-team interview, and a take-home hotel-bookings case study focused on recommendations and validation.
$91K
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$109K
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4 rounds
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2-4 weeks
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Agoda Supply Chain Analyst preparation should center on explaining how you have done analytical work, not merely naming projects. In the role-aligned account, the senior team conversation asked the candidate to walk through past projects, the tools used, the way the work was completed, and the details behind decisions. Follow-up questions probed answers that needed clarification, so prepare a clear account of your own contribution, method, and trade-offs.
The most specific technical signal is the take-home case. The candidate received a hotel-bookings dataset spanning a defined year range and had up to seven days to submit an analysis. The task was to identify trend-based messaging that could increase bookings and explain how to validate that approach. Practice turning observed patterns into a testable recommendation: define the audience or behavior you would target, state the intended booking outcome, and describe a credible validation method.
The same account included two scenario questions, including one about moving users from web to app. Be ready to structure a response around the user behavior, a proposed intervention, and the evidence you would use to judge it. HR also covered compensation expectations, the company and role, and relocation. This is one detailed role-aligned account, so the ordering may vary.
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Synthesized from candidate reports. Individual experiences may vary.
One candidate said the first step was an assessment, although their prior Alooba result was apparently reused and they did not retake it. Candidates may therefore encounter an assessment or have an earlier result considered.
The reported HR call covered the role and company, expected compensation package, and relocation information. Candidates can prepare concise questions and a clear explanation of their expectations and practical constraints.
The candidate reported explaining prior projects, how the work was done, tools used, and project details, followed by two scenario-based questions. Interviewers asked follow-ups when they wanted a clearer or more detailed answer.
The reported final stage was a case study due within seven days. Using hotel-bookings data over a year range, the candidate analyzed trends, proposed messaging to increase bookings, and explained how the approach would be validated.
