During the interview, I was asked to describe one process from my previous work experience at TCS that I would like to automate. I found this to be a thoughtful question, as it allowed me to reflect on my past responsibilities and identify opportunities for improving efficiency through automation
Behavioral: Tell me a time when you had to show integrity.
they asked a greedy alogorithm
In tech interview some Code review, design patterns, mock and testing concepts, and TDD
why are you a good fit for this position, why should we hire you? what will do if you are assigned a tool which you don't have knowledge or documents? What will do if 2 of your managers assign a priority task on Friday and ask to complete it by Monday? Some technical like why agile process and difference between agile and waterfall. various loops and which one is bettter.
What is one thing you would change if you were in this role and how would you do it?
Basic Python interview coding questions Questions like Missing number, NGE, palindrome etc
Experience with the Linux Command Line?
Are you married and how old are your kids ? Though may be appropriate to ask otherwise I was surprised that this was asked during interview.
It wasn't a quiz, which is why I said it was "Average" difficulty, they primarily wanted to know about my experience and background, who I've worked with, and on what. If I didn't have the background and experience, it would have been VERY difficult.
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