
Synchrony Java Developer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 6 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Synchrony.
Senior Java Developer
It was a walk-in interview that took 1 day. They called it a 'Scheduled Walk-in' but I still had to wait 3 hours for the first round, which was a waste of time. The company claims to be an IT company changing the world and improving processes, but they still ask for hard copies of CVs and can't even conduct interviews in an ordered manner. It's a joke. After 3 hours, I had the interview. The interviewer was focused on Spring. The issue with these Indian interviewers is that they just memorize things and speak without understanding. So, for these interviews, remember some architecture and definitions from your tech. They lack logic and common sense.
- Some random questions about Core Java, and then questions about certain annotations and the flow in Spring.
Java Developer
The interview was held at a hotel in Chennai. I got there at 11:30 AM, registered, and then had to wait while they played videos about the company culture. No lunch was provided. I was finally called in at 4 PM. The first round involved questions mostly from my resume, focusing on my current project's architecture. After that, I had to wait again for the second round. Initially, they asked general questions, then moved on to technical ones. I was then asked to wait for the onsite round. In between, another round was conducted. Since they didn't have onsite slots available for that day, they said they would call back. I'm still waiting for that call.
- Given an array of numbers, how would you remove the squares from it?
- Can you explain Spring and Hibernate?
- What are annotations and how are they used in Spring?
Java Developer
I applied for the Java developer position at Synchrony Financial back in March 2018. The interview wasn't super hard, but it definitely wasn't a breeze either. They grilled me on what I knew about the Spring framework, Core Java, and just basic programming logic.
- Could you explain what advisors are in the Spring framework?
- What is autowiring in Spring and how does it work?
- Can you design a basic data structure that can expand in size as needed?
Synchrony Java Developer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Synchrony interview reports.
“What does @ConditionalOnClass in Spring Boot do?”
Read reports →“Given a String "abcd", print all the combinations.”
Read reports →“What's the difference between HashMap and LinkedHasmap?”
Read reports →“Given an array of numbers, how would you remove the squares from it?”
Read reports →“What is autowiring in Spring and how does it work?”
Read report →“How can one increase Heap memory Size?”
Read report →“Write a SQL Query to find the Number of Employees Department Wise.”
Read report →“Can you explain the hibernate.dialect property within the Spring Boot application configuration?”
Read report →“What are annotations and how are they used in Spring?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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