All of the technical interviews were digging deep and I received a fair grilling. With that in mind, there were no unreasonable questions, so it was all justified. Thankfully, a heavy focus on SWE-type questions, rather than algorithmic or language-specific. The usual stuff of "How would you design X system?", or "How can you improve this code?". A lot of describing old projects as well.
Interview with User: 1. Java Interface/Abstract 2. Database(SQL, Normalization, Index, etc.) Interview With Manager: 1. Product Management Case(State a problem, make a hypothesis, testing the solution, validate the solution, etc.) 2. Case Study During Work(You are sick but you have a deadline what will you do?, etc.)
what programming language do I use?
Absolutely ridiculous question on the online technical test part: "For encapsulation you want to define the auto-lampiness so that it was impossible to call the retina outside the class but the hetcher leave available. Which of the following options describes the required property? a.) public int Value {get; private set;} b.) int Value {public get; private set;} c.) public int Value {get;} d.) private int Value {public get; set;} e.) public int Value {get; set;}" There are words in the question that don't exist, and when I asked about it on the next round, not even the interviewer could answer it.
struts1, hibernate, javascript etc
What are the main features of OOP?
Write a program in C# to create a star pyramid.
DDL SQL queries
Find duplicate value in an array containing 1-100
Things they asked me like What I am currently doing. Describe the technology you are working on. What are you future plans. Do you able to move to new & different technologies and able to adapt those.
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