
Pivotree Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Pivotree.
Software Developer
It was a smooth interview process. First, there were two technical rounds. The first one was with the technical head for an hour, and the second was with the head for half an hour. After that, HR called and it only took a week for the confirmation.
- Can you make a star pattern?
- What are OOP concepts?
- Tell me about networking.
Business Analyst
It was a 4-round process: first HR, then the Hiring Manager, then a Cross Functional Team, and finally a conclusive round with the Hiring Mgr. The interviews were pretty relaxed and felt natural, not like a typical interview.
- Can you tell me a little about yourself?
- What information do you have about our company?
- Tell me about a time you faced a situation like X.
Software Consultant
The interview process involved some basic Java questions covering principles like Oops, functional interfaces, static blocks, constructor chaining, this, super, overloading/overriding of main methods and static methods, method hiding, and a comparison between ArrayList and LinkedList for insertion. They also asked about new Java 8 features such as Streams and Map.
- Could you explain basic Java questions and their underlying principles?
- Tell me about solid principles including Oops, Functional interface, Static block use, Constructor chaining, and the use of this and super keywords.
- Is it possible to overload the main method?
Senior Support Engineer - Linux
I went through four interview rounds in total. There were 3 technical interviews and then one with an Operations Manager and HR. The whole process took about a month to finish. I felt the interviewers were really professional and nice throughout. The questions were challenging but good because they let me show what I know and my experience. Overall, it was a positive experience.
- How do you manage infrastructure?
- What measures do you take to secure the infrastructure?
- How do you ensure the infrastructure stays current?
Pivotree Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Pivotree interview reports.
“What Linux commands are used for checking disk space?”
Read reports →“What are the commands or methods to check the available disk space?”
Read reports →“How do you check memory usage with Linux commands?”
Read reports →“How would you find duplicate numbers in an array without using the STL, given the range of each element?”
Read reports →“What network ports are used by various services such as DNS, FTP, and SSH?”
Read report →“Can you describe Linux commands for checking mount points?”
Read report →“Is it possible to overload the main method?”
Read report →“Can the main method be overridden?”
Read report →“What kind of database would be suitable for a social network like Twitter?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 38 Pivotree interview reports.