
Sunquest Information Systems Interview Questions
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Software Developer
it was a 3 round process. first was a screener call from HR. second was an in office technical interview. third one was a coderpad interview. weird format but not complaining.
- Can you tell me about new .NET developments that have come out recently?
Associate Quality Engineer
Their process had 4 Rounds: first, HR screening, then a technical round with a 2-member panel, followed by a technical round with the Manager, and finally a managerial round with the HR manager. If you clear all these, there's one last round with the Vice President to check your mental stability and commitment to your profession.
- Can you tell me about basic testing methodologies?
- What automation testing tools are you familiar with?
- Could you discuss your relevant experience?
Senior QA Automation Engineer
They first had a one hour interview where they asked a lot about Testing concepts, Agile, API testing, Selenium, and Java. I felt good about my answers and the next day HR called saying I cleared and they would schedule the hiring manager round. After 3-4 days when I followed up, they seemed to have forgotten about me. HR said she was on leave, and then didn't pick up my calls for 2 days. A week later, she told me I wasn't selected because the requirements changed and they now want someone Microsoft Azure Certified. They said they couldn't move forward with me. This reason felt vague and it was a total waste of time with no transparency in their process. I'd suggest avoiding interviews with this company.
- Could you describe the Oops concepts that have been incorporated into your framework?
- What is your approach to testing APIs using various HTTP methods?
Director
The interview process, while very thorough, was also very helpful and relaxed. I felt that each person I spoke with was as interested in providing me information I needed to make an informed decision as they were in finding out more about me as a prospective employee. For the position I applied for, I went through two rounds of interviews with multiple people within the organization. In both rounds and with each person, there was an effort made to keep the interview both interactive as well as relaxed. Don't get me wrong, the interviews weren't a piece of cake. I was asked tough questions. However, I felt it helped both me and the interviewers understand my fit for the job as well as with the company. If you're prepared and confident of your skills and abilities, you will do fine and walk away knowing how you will fit in the organization.
- Considering your skills, what you enjoy doing, and your drive, how do you envision yourself fitting into the role and company?
Sunquest Information Systems Interview Questions
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“Given a paper with sides "x" and margin with width "a", calculate the area of the paper excluding the margin.”
Read reports →“Write a program to find the length of a string.”
Read reports →“Write a program to convert between character and ASCII integer values.”
Read reports →“Is a defect that the end user never encounters considered a bug?”
Read reports →“Write a database query to display employees who joined in 2013.”
Read report →“How would you find the factorial of a number without using recursion or loops?”
Read report →“What is the answer to the math problem?”
Read report →“Could you write a C program to create the Fibonacci series?”
Read report →“Write a database query to display employees named John and Roy.”
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