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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at SecurView.
Security Engineer
Had a telephonic round first, then after 4 days, there were 2 technical rounds. The last round was an HR round on the same day. Got the joining letter within 7 days of the interview. There's a 1 month training period.
- What are your thoughts on networking concepts?
- Can you explain IP in detail?
- Tell me about Owasp Top 10.
Human Resources
It was a thorough, engaging, and professional interview process. I got great insights into the company culture and what they're looking for. The interviewers were respectful and transparent the whole time. Overall, it felt like a fair and informative experience that tested me well.
- Can you introduce yourself and walk me through your background?
- Could you describe your previous work experience?
- What have been some of your most significant achievements?
Executive Management Trainee
First there was technical aptitude based on network basics then security related aptitude. They called me after 15 days for 2nd round. Second round taken by one of senior member of the team, simply a technical discussion. Third round was taken by Team lead, not a very tough round, a few basic questions and I'm through. Last round taken by the manager, too arrogant a man, he was not satisfied with any answer, best to decrease my confidence. But I got through. The last round was HR, a few personal questions like, are you trying anywhere else, and why were you unemployed for the last 2 years, and are you able to join the next day?
- Basic networking questions.
- Security related aptitude questions.
Java Developer
So first there was an aptitude test, it was Java based with 25 questions and 30 mins. They asked basic stuff about multi threading, exception handling, and the Collection framework. Right after that, we moved to the 2nd round, which was a coding test done on pen and paper. We had to write one program that involved stack operations. You needed to know the Collection framework to get this done. Then came the 3rd round, a technical interview, followed by a 4th round, the managerial round, and finally the 5th round with HR. Although I didn't make it through the test, the HR person gave us the full scoop on the entire selection process. Apparently, out of 9 students, only one got called for the 3rd round.
- Can you write a program that takes a pool of strings and a choice of 4 operations, then performs the chosen operation? The operations are: Undo (removes the last entered string), Redo (adds the removed string back), Display (shows the pool after the operation), and Exit (quits the pool).
SecurView Interview Questions
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“What's the difference between equals and ==”
Read reports →“How do you implement the Singleton Class pattern in Java?”
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Read reports →“What is the OSI Model?”
Read reports →“In what situations is hash code used in Java?”
Read report →“Tell me about hash code and its purpose in Java”
Read report →“What exactly are APIs?”
Read report →“What can you tell me about routing, specifically the difference between RIP v1 and v2?”
Read report →“Can you explain IP in detail?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 12 SecurView interview reports.