Not specifically this but the questions focused on me; and not necessarily my experience but where I'd fit into the team that was already built. Something like: If you were offered this position what challenges do you think you'd have in getting up to speed, what tools would you use, and what do you think will be your key to success?
Questions for each word in the resume.
how do you handle a customer if they are upset with their equipment
Q1. shift all 1's in a binary representation of a number to left side. ex. 1010 = 10 convert it to 1100 = 12 Q2. Question related to fork; number of hello printed by the below program printf("hello"); fork(); printf("hello"); fork(); printf("hello"); Q3. Reverse words in a string. ex. given string: "this is the dummy string" output string: "string dummy the is this"
How to deal with a situation? The environment I would thrive in
During my phone-only interview with Craig "C" - I was underhandedly asked a question with a "friendly" tone which alluded to organized labor. It was designed to gauge whether or not I was in favor of labor unions. The question was phrased as "now, just as something a bit off topic, do you feel that a person working the same job but not doing equal work should be paid the same as the person in the same position who is doing more work?"
What made me feel capable of being a good personal banker.
Do you believe that engineers should receive a pay increase yearly regardless of effort or should they be paid based on hard work?
Firstly they will ask to Introduce myself
What is your ideal work environment? What interested you about this role?
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