Most technical questions will be about asynchronicity, particularly in .NET. Dependency injection is also very important. Others will be more of a background check, e.g. what work methodologies you used, which design patterns, which technologies, etc. I would not worry too much about the technologies they use for organization (e.g. JIRA, git) as all of this is taken care of during the on-boarding process.
Tell me about yourself. And basic OOP concepts.
Previous experiences, personal projects, experience with different technologies.
What is abstract? What's worse, hurting someone's feelings or taking advantage of someone?
Not software engineering questions. Sql questions, nothing about oop or programming questions.
Q: What is an abstract class?
Assume you have 4 issues that come in and are all the same urgency, how do you prioritize?
Talk about a project you completed with success
Class and struct: where are they stored? Is it in stack or heap?
Interface, what is it and whats in it. Difference between interface and abstract class.
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