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Software Engineer
It was a good and interactive process. There was one online assessment followed by an interview with a panel. They mostly asked questions related to my CV. If you're a fresher, make sure to prepare for DSA questions. Overall, it went well.
- Can you describe your React projects?
Customer Service Representative
I interviewed for all the stages. When I was applying, I talked to the HR, and he said that GDS knowledge wasn't needed since they were hiring without it and had a different tool. I passed the chat round with 80% and did well in my operations round too. But then they rejected me, saying I didn't have GDS knowledge even though they initially said it wasn't necessary.
- Can you describe a situation where you dealt with a frustrated client and provide an example?
Sales Executive
The interview process has three rounds. First is an HR round to check basic communication. Second is a Voice and Accent Round where they assess your pronunciation and speaking style via a recorded session. If you have previous experience, they will ask about how you managed situations, why you are seeking this role, etc. The third round is with the Director, who is the Operations Head, and they will inquire about your past experience.
- Can you start by telling us about yourself?
- Tell me about your previous experience and how you managed situations, including a mock call.
- How did you handle specific situations in your past roles?
Software Engineer
So for the SDE intern role, the interview was tough but also taught me a lot. It had a few steps, starting with a coding test, and then went into technical interviews where they grilled me on data structures, algorithms, and how I solve problems. All the interviewers were cool and asked questions that really made me think about the basics. They were helpful too, giving hints when I was stuck, which made it a good learning experience. Overall, it was tough but worth it.
- Can you explain inheritance in Object-Oriented Programming?
- Describe the different access specifiers for inheritance: private, public, and protected.
Fareportal Interview Questions
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“Can you provide the bash command to check the storage utilization for the root user?”
Read reports →“Regarding world geography, especially the USA, how many time zones does it have?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between an interface and an abstract class?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between Select and where in Linq?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between Depth First Search (DFS) and Breadth First Search (BFS)?”
Read report →“Can you provide an SQL query to find the second highest salary from a table?”
Read report →“Describe the different access specifiers for inheritance: private, public, and protected.”
Read report →“Could you provide details on USA geography, including time zones, the number of states, and states on both the West and East coasts, along with major airports?”
Read report →“Could you provide a DB query using a LIKE statement?”
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