Sri Lanka Telecom Interview Questions
& Process

I had an internship interview for a Software Engineer position with Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel's Engineering Division in Colombo 8, which I got through a referral. Their tech stack includes Java Spring Boot, ReactJS, and MySQL. The entire interview process was just one round, lasting about an hour. It was heavily focused on technical aspects, covering Java, OOP concepts, JavaScript, ReactJS, MySQL, and Java Spring Boot.

they asked me general questions about my qa knowledge and understanding of how to react with people and how to cooperate in a group they checked my knowledge about basic programming and had a good time with the team in the interview and asked about dad as a qa intern and they give me proper description

You start by sending in your application with your resume and maybe a cover letter, or sometimes filling out a form. Then, a recruiter might call you for a quick chat to see if you're still interested, go over your background, and answer basic questions. Next up, you could get a technical test or coding challenge, which might be like solving problems, building something small, or a take-home task. If you ace that, you'll move on to technical interviews with engineers who might ask about data structures, algorithms, system design, and how you solve problems. These could be in person or online. You'll likely also have behavioral interviews to check out your soft skills, how you work with others, and if you fit the company vibe. For some jobs, you might have an on-site interview where you meet more people, maybe give a presentation, or do a group activity. After all that, they might check your references. If everything goes well, you'll get a job offer with all the details. You can then try to negotiate the offer, like salary or benefits, before finally deciding to accept or turn it down.

there were two rounds. First, a technical interview was held which focused on my past experience and projects that I have done. The next interview was with the head of department which was more general in nature.