
Professional Access 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 Professional Access.
Business Analyst
The interview was supposed to start at 11 AM but ended up being at 3 PM. The interviewer seemed to not know my name or profile and tried to intimidate me instead of interviewing. It was very unprofessional. I have 6 years of experience with B.tech and MBA degrees, but the interviewer said I was only fit for an intern role. I get that I might not be a good fit, but calling someone with double degrees and experience fit only for an intern role is unprofessional. The interviewer had no structured interview process; it was just a chat. The interview didn't even start with a friendly greeting.
- Considering I can hire a fresher, what makes you a better candidate for this role?
Software Engineer
Saw the job ad, visited Google, had a preliminary written technical exam, then a technical round, then a round with the project manager, and finally the HR round. It was a straightforward process, went in after lunch, and had the offer in hand by evening. Was never left unattended or had to wait long between rounds. HR was also outspoken, and negotiations and other matters were good.
- Tell me about the domain details of your previous project.
- Describe the architecture of your previous project.
- Explain the design of your previous project.
Software Engineer in Test
First there was a technical round, then a manager round. The HR management plays games with people who have cleared all the rounds, they don't send confirmation calls or emails. They play and waste your time during the interview. So, I suggest never go for this company. Worst interview team. They don't have proper skills to conduct an interview.
- Questions about basic e-commerce application concepts.
Endeca Developer
It was a phone call interview. There were two people on the other end. The first person asked very vague questions, like how to configure something or which option to choose for a specific task. I didn't understand most of their questions, so I lost interest and gave disinterested answers. The second person kept interrupting me while I was responding, which wasn't very professional.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Professional Access Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Professional Access interview reports.
“What were the architectural details?”
Read reports →“Can you explain Collections in Java?”
Read reports →“Write a program using Object Oriented concepts and design to take user input, check credentials against a database (containing User Id, Username, and Password), and display a success or error message. Assume the use of the Struts Framework to create a login page for user verification and display appropriate welcome or error messages.”
Read reports →“Were there any written questions related to SCJP certification?”
Read reports →“Can you draw and explain the defect life cycle?”
Read report →“Tell me about Oops Concepts.”
Read report →“How would you handle a situation where a developer doesn't accept your defect?”
Read report →“What is your knowledge of the Ecommerce Domain?”
Read report →“What were the requirements for the working product?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 12 Professional Access interview reports.