
eG Innovations Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at eG Innovations.
Software Engineer
I went through 3 rounds. First up was a technical written test with some coding logic problems. Then came a technical HR interview with a lot of Java questions and a look at my past projects. The last round was an HR chat about the company and how salary works.
- Could you solve some logical programming questions, like parsing inputs into desired outputs?
- Can you tell me about Java concepts?
- Let's discuss the company and your salary expectations.
C++ Developer
The first round involved 15 multiple-choice questions that needed to be completed in 20 minutes. These questions were focused on the technology stack, which for me was C and C++. They covered fundamental topics.
- They asked me questions about C and C++ programming languages based on the technology.
Marketing Intern
It was a good interview process, and the interviewer was also very good. Throughout the interview, it felt like we were just having a conversation. It started with a 'tell me something about yourself' question and then moved into marketing-related topics.
- Can you tell me a bit about yourself?
- What's your understanding of an IT firm?
- How do you see marketing applying to the IT industry?
Python Developer
There were two rounds for me. The first round was a Python coding round with 6 to 7 questions based on strings. I cleared that round. The second round involved the manager asking me questions based on Python and projects I've worked on.
- Questions about string manipulation
- Questions on iterators and generators
- Questions about multi-threading
eG Innovations Interview Questions
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“Write a Java program to count repeated words in a given string.”
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