
FlairsTech Interview Questions
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Software Engineer
The interview involved questions on .net basics, lifetime dependency injections, entity framework seeding, lazy loading vs eager loading vs explicit loading, middleware vs filters, data annotation vs validation, cross cutting concerns in microservices, and design patterns. They also asked about middleware vs filters comparison and usage.
- Can you compare and contrast middleware and filters, and explain their usage?
- What are the basics of .net?
- Can you explain lifetime dependency injections?
Business Analyst
The interview process was lengthy, but the interviewers were just average. Some interviews were quite sudden, including a physical interview. After completing 5 interviews, one of which was with the client, and receiving a phone call stating I had been accepted, I ultimately did not receive an offer.
- Tell me about your background and qualifications.
- Can you describe your technical skills and experience?
- How do you handle challenging interpersonal situations at work?
Product Designer
It's a really good process. The hiring manager and team leads are focused on finding people with the right mindset, not just those who can do the job and leave. They're all about building for the future, being innovative, and proactive. Basically, they want to hire people that anyone would enjoy working with.
- What would be your approach to a made-up UX situation?
- Can you explain your steps for researching a new product idea?
Frontend Developer
I had a really weird interview with FlairsTech. I didn't even apply, but they called me for a phone interview late one afternoon during Ramadan. It started out normal, but then they hit me with super specific technical questions. Like, they asked me to explain the 'D' and 'L' principles in SOLID and to tell them the difference between Subject and Behaviour Subject. It felt like they wanted me to have specific things memorized that I wouldn't normally use every day. I think a real technical interview with time to prepare would be better. When I asked why they were asking these kinds of technical questions on a phone call, they just brushed me off. It makes me question if they even know how to interview people properly or if they care about our time.
- Can you explain the 'D' and 'L' principles within SOLID design guidelines?
- What's the difference between Subject and Behaviour Subject?
FlairsTech Interview Questions
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“What distinguishes a list from an array in Python?”
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Read reports →“How would you identify the single number that appears an odd number of times within a list?”
Read reports →“Can you explain the difference between the == and === operators?”
Read report →“What are the key aspects of ES6?”
Read report →“What are some annotations typically used in Spring Boot?”
Read report →“What are the methods for implementing caching in a system?”
Read report →“Explain the differences between lazy loading, eager loading, and explicit loading.”
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