The thing that threw me off during both interviews was that I was asked questions that I did not understand at first, but knew once they clarified. I had always developed just doing what felt right, not really knowing that there's a specific term for half the things I did. They were understanding of that which is good, but understanding more of the development terms like functional vs. procedural and different types of testing definitely would help.
Nothing difficult, know your resume and projects you've completed in the past because you will be questioned based on your experience so as to fit you with the best team.
What is the biggest achievement that u can mention in your last project
How do you handle high pressure?
define OOP
Where do you see yourself in 5 years.
Phone interview consisted of puzzle like questions. On-site interview consisted of simple questions about data structures, and questions about OOP concepts
Favorite Personal Development Project You've Worked On?
Q: Tell me about a project where you used _______ Q: What do you look for in coworkers/managers
Did you know about scrum and agile?
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