
emids Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Senior Consultant
The interview was great, the panel was friendly and helpful. They asked questions about Java and SQL, and they were looking for someone with a strong SQL background. Basic questions on OOPS, design patterns, and streams were also covered.
- Can you explain the Singleton class pattern?
- What are the core OOPS concepts?
- Describe Java Streams.
AI Intern
I interviewed with a team, and there was one interviewer who was very experienced in machine learning. They seemed really prepared for the interview and had my resume in front of them.
- Could you explain what a confusion matrix is?
- Tell me about the Transformers architecture.
- What was your reasoning for using the BERT model instead of a traditional LSTM in your project?
Product Owner
I reached out to an HR on LinkedIn and they got back to me, saying a colleague would contact me to move things forward. The colleague called as promised and we scheduled the first interview. I had the first interview with a senior product manager. The next interview was set up with an AVP from onshore, scheduled for 9:30-10:15 pm. I joined the meeting but waited 30 minutes, and she never showed up. When I followed up with HR the next day, they said the position was filled. I don't blame the HR who helped schedule things, but something seems off with how this whole thing went down. I've seen a lot of negative reviews about their hiring process, and now I'm starting to believe them.
- Can you walk me through a use case?
- What are your thoughts on SAFe?
- Discuss your prioritization strategies.
Software Engineer
So there were 2 technical rounds. The first one was pretty good, lasted about an hour, and covered a lot of Java, Springboot, and Microservices stuff. Lots of coding questions too, like String/Inheritance, Singleton class design, and handling double locking in multithreaded Singletons. Also asked about Springboot annotations. The second round was super short, only 10 minutes, with a very senior person. They asked for my top 3 skills, and then asked a question from something I hadn't listed as a top skill. Then they asked me to write a SQL query for a scenario, I explained my approach, but they cut me off and ended the interview.
- Given many coding questions and asked the outputs
- Write a singleton class and handle double locking for multhithreading
- Springboot annotations (eg. Diff. b/w Controller and RestController, What is @Resource and @Autowired etc)
emids Interview Questions
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“What is the difference between a hyperlink and a Link button?”
Read reports →“Find the maximum and average value from the values of a MAP in a single loop.”
Read reports →“Regarding nested SQL transactions, if the inner transaction fails, will the outer transaction be rolled back?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between an abstract class and an interface?”
Read reports →“How can I get the text of a button and then click it?”
Read report →“Write a sql query to find the totalSaleAmt of a product in each quarter”
Read report →“Write an SQL query to find the 3rd highest salary in a table.”
Read report →“Write an SQL query to find the top 10 highest salaries from a table.”
Read report →“If inventory were to increase by 12%, how would that affect the income statement?”
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