
NetEase.com Interview Questions
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QA Engineer
Started with a self-introduction, then went into a LeetCode medium problem. After that, they asked about my experience with stress testing and full link testing. Then, I had to design test cases for a shopping cart. They also checked my basic Java knowledge. Finally, we discussed the most difficult problems I've faced at work and how I solved them.
- Tell me about yourself.
- Can you solve this LeetCode medium problem?
- What's your experience with stress testing and full link testing?
Investment Analyst
The manager interviewed me. It was a shock that the manager only had 1 year of experience, especially since I have more. The interview felt more like a casual chat or a learning session for him rather than a formal interview. While I don't focus on age or years of experience as a measure of capability, it does make you think. Why would someone with only a year of experience be in a management position interviewing someone with a higher salary and more experience? It makes you wonder if they're managing their time effectively. Candidates can easily check your LinkedIn profile, so they're unlikely to take an interview seriously with a manager who is barely out of the entry-level stage. Is the turnover high? That's often the reason companies promote young employees quickly. It's not surprising that the position is always open. Also, interviewees look for a leader. A person with just one year of experience should be much wiser as a leader, but he didn't sound like it.
- Could you describe your responsibilities in your last position?
Product Manager
The first interviewer asked me about my academic background, my former projects, and my interests. They also asked if I could combine my interests with existing products or design a new one. The second interviewer focused more on current products, asking for my opinions on their strengths and weaknesses, and how to improve certain design elements. We also discussed the business models of popular products at the time, including the needs they met and the reasons for their rapid success.
- Can you elaborate on your academic background, past projects, and your design methodologies?
- What other interests do you have outside of internet products?
- Could you discuss how your interests might align with or inspire product development, or perhaps design a new product concept?
Game Assessor
After submitting my resume, I had a Skype interview that seemed to align with the job posting. This was followed by a basic interview, also on Skype, where similar questions were asked. Then, I received an assignment to compare games and write a report. I suspect I might have put too much effort into it, considering it's a minimum wage position. They probably assumed I'd be seeking higher compensation.
- Can you introduce yourself?
- Please compare similar games and provide your written analysis.
NetEase.com Interview Questions
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“Which sorting algorithm is used in Python?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between a linked list and an array?”
Read reports →“Can you reverse a linked list?”
Read reports →“Can you explain how Python implements its sort function?”
Read reports →“What's a method for adding brackets to an expression to get the biggest possible value?”
Read report →“In an array of integers, can you identify two numbers that sum up to a given target number?”
Read report →“Could you explain what a Java inner class is?”
Read report →“Suppose you won 5m RMB in the lottery, what actions would you take?”
Read report →“What essential components should be included in a bug report?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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