
Kitestring Technical Services Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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React Developer
The first round was an API call to fetch data and filter it in a search input, then the second round was all questions about React, each round was for like an hour but over all it was not bad
- Did you build a small React app that included some general questions?
Software Engineer
Applied for a Test Automation role with a Java background, they are looking for a strong Java programmer. It's a 3 step process. First, an online assessment. You can use the internet. It has multiple-choice questions, with 2 minutes per question, covering topics like design patterns and predicting code snippet outputs. Second, an online video interview over Skype via Kitestring. You'll need to write code snippets for given problems in a terminal and explain your logic and problem-solving approach. Third, an online video interview with the client, similar to the second step.
- Can you tell me about the singleton pattern and provide code for string palindrome and anagram checks?
- Could you explain the SOLID principles in Java, Dependency Injection, and Liskov's substitution principle? Also, what's the difference between checked and unchecked exceptions, and between an exception and an error? How does a HashMap work, and can you explain Hashtable? Is hashcode always unique? Lastly, what is the difference between ArrayList and LinkedList?
- Tell me about your experience with Test Automation Frameworks, how Jenkins works, and your regular tasks. Also, can you discuss TestNG, Maven, Cucumber, Appium, and POM frameworks? Explain the Cucumber framework. How do you handle window popups, browser popups, and alerts in Selenium? What's the difference between assert and verify, and between soft and hard asserts in Selenium?
Software Engineer Support
This interview process was HORRIBLE. I interviewed 6 months ago and then again today. The first interview was ridiculous; they asked TCP/IP networking questions for a JAVA developer role and even had me write code on a chalk board. Then today, I interviewed for a software support role and was again asked irrelevant questions about depreciated tech stacks that had nothing to do with the role. The interviewer (president?) was rude, talked the whole time, and insulted me by assuming I was a beginner with a tech stack when I clearly was not. Their sole customer is Wal-Mart, and with the layoffs, it's assumed (and stated) you can be let go whenever. I've heard there are small advancement opportunities.
- Can you explain a complex usage of the GREP command?
Java Developer
I had a phone call with the client. They asked me some core and medium-level questions. Then we talked about my resume, and I explained the frameworks I've used and my experience at my last job. After passing the interview, I got the final offer.
- Questions about fundamental OOP concepts
- Questions about advanced OOP topics
- What frameworks have you used before?
Kitestring Technical Services Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Kitestring Technical Services interview reports.
“What are HashMaps in Java?”
Read reports →“Can you sort an array of characters?”
Read reports →“What are the differences between const, let, and var?”
Read reports →“Can you explain a complex usage of the GREP command?”
Read reports →“How would you go about creating different config files in Spring Boot, and then setting up the server to pick a specific one for testing or development?”
Read report →“Can you explain Javascript closures?”
Read report →“Can you tell me about the singleton pattern and provide code for string palindrome and anagram checks?”
Read report →“What are the different kinds of dependency injection in Spring, and which do you like best and why?”
Read report →“Could you describe Object execution context?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 15 Kitestring Technical Services interview reports.