
Trigent Software Interview Questions
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Automation Engineer
there were 3 rounds, first round was technical, they asked about general automation concepts, project details, some scenario based questions, and second round was also technical, they asked about menu concepts, and asked to find xpath, etc, third round was customer round, which was also technical
- Can you tell me about test cases for a remote car?
- What are your thoughts on general automation concepts?
- Can you elaborate on your project details?
Software Engineer
The hiring process was handled by a third-party vendor and unfortunately, the interview experience was quite negative. The interviewer displayed significant arrogance and a show-off attitude throughout. They frequently interrupted my answers every 10 seconds, and once they seemed to get what they wanted, they would dismissively say 'ok ok fine' and quickly move to the next question without truly listening. This unprofessional behavior was very disappointing. Ultimately, the interviewer asked some logic and programming questions, and even after I provided two different solutions, they were not accepted, with the interviewer insisting on a different approach. It felt like an unnecessary attempt to satisfy their ego. Overall, it was a disastrous interview with the interviewer firing questions one after another without listening.
- Questions related to mathematical logic and programming.
- Implement a program based on a given logic.
- Can you provide an alternative approach to solve this?
Senior Java Developer
First there was an online test, which was pretty easy, and then a technical round. For the technical round, they asked about Java 7 & 8, Spring Boot, Hibernate, JPA, MySQL, microservices, Apache Kafka, databases, and core Java programming.
- Write a core Java program and answer theory questions about core Java.
- Discuss Java 7 & 8.
- Explain Spring Boot.
Talent Acquisition
The interview process was pretty smooth and standard. First, there's a screening round where they check your introduction and communication skills. If you pass that, you move on to a group discussion, and then an HR round. If you're selected after these stages, they'll let you know.
- Tell me about yourself.
- Do you have any general questions for me?
- What makes you want to take this job?
Trigent Software Interview Questions
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