
Yardi Systems Interview Questions
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SQL Developer
Overall experience was good, but their shortlisting and HR were the worst. I was invited by a consultancy HR partner to interview at the office. I went and spent the whole day going through rounds: 1. Aptitude and SQL MCQ test online. 2. Practical SQL Query test in the office. 3. HR Round. 4. Technical Round. 5. Managerial Round. After all that, they told me to leave and they'd inform the consultancy HR. I followed up with HR, and they kept saying feedback was pending. After waiting 2-3 weeks, I found out I was put on hold, and the company HR said they'd contact me, but they never did.
- Tell me about basic Core SQL, like DDL commands: CREATE, ALTER, DROP, TRUNCATE.
- Can you explain DML statements: INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE?
- What are the basics of DQL, such as SELECT with WHERE, ORDER BY, and DISTINCT?
Technical Account Manager
After applying, a recruiter from the US contacted me about the role's compensation and to confirm my interest. They were offering below market rate, which seemed like a red flag given the required skills for an associate-level position. The recruiter asked if I could come onsite for an interview, and I inquired about remote possibilities, but ultimately attended an in-person interview. Interestingly, the recruiter joined remotely during my onsite interview. I sensed hesitation when I stated my salary expectations, which were only $80k. A week later, I received a rejection email, and the job listing remained active.
- What is your motivation for seeking employment with this company?
UI/UX Designer
Applied via LinkedIn. Had an initial screening call with a recruiter that went well, it was under 10 minutes. Then got a design task via email, with a 3-day deadline. The task was super hard, felt way above a mid-level role, like maybe a senior designer's task. I think with a week I could have done it, but 3 days with all the requirements was just not enough time. Felt like they were looking for a senior person but paying for a mid-level. No wonder the job post was back up. The recruiter was nice though, but they should be clearer about needing someone much more senior.
- Complete a design assignment within a three-day timeframe.
SQL Applications Support Developer
So first there was this Aptitude-Technical Test covering OOPs, ASP.NET, Java, SQL, and general Aptitude. Then a Pre HR Round where they checked my communication with some intro questions. After that, an L1 Technical Interview focusing on SQL Queries and logical questions. This was followed by an L2 Technical Interview that dove into Advanced SQL and scenario-based questions for real-world applications. Finally, there was the Final HR Interview.
- Can you explain concepts related to Joins and Subqueries?
- What is the GROUP BY Clause and how is it used?
- How do you approach Logical Questions?
Yardi Systems Interview Questions
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“What is the difference between the DELETE and TRUNCATE commands in SQL?”
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Read reports →“What is the difference between a Primary Key and a Foreign Key?”
Read reports →“How should CSS and Javascript files be included in an HTML file (Syntax)?”
Read reports →“Find the department name for employees who have a department assigned, and also for those with a NULL department ID.”
Read report →“Explain to me what the internet is, as if I were five years old.”
Read report →“Could you explain the difference between a news outlet and academic writing?”
Read report →“Could you explain the difference between credits and debits in a general ledger?”
Read report →“Can you explain the internet in a way a 5-year-old would understand?”
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