I was in leapfrog this Tuesday, and in spite of I was confident how to deal with them, I got nervous and made lots of silly mistakes. Though I think the Interview was great and I am surely selected. I love tuff interview, especially when I managed to answer some of the questions. Some of the questions I remember are given below:
- Tell us something about yourself?
This question is intended to forget the initial nervousness of the interviewee. Just tell them your name, your permanent address, school from where you passed SLC. and +2 or so, your scores . Your interest, hobbies, any social good quality etc.
- What is your interest, …. Why…. your passion etc?
Tell them something related to your job. eg programming. I just find it interesting, or I enjoy solving the problems using programming…etc.
- What do you like programming the most; favorite language, which type of technology(system programming, application development, web application, web designing/development, etc) why?
- Any one special feature of the language you liked the most.
- What is web technology?
- What is three tiered architecture?
- Difference between application development and web application development?
- Difference between Overloading and Overriding?
- Which of the two is used with the concept of inheritance? How?
- Describe the concept of OOPS so that a less technical person would understand it clearly?
- What is open source technology?
- Which operating systems did you use?
- Name of the linux version (specific) You used?
- Name of the person who made linux?
- Do you have the concept of file permissions in linux? Describe?
- Why do you switch to windows? (3d games and .net programming)?
- What do you mean by SDLC in software engineering?
- What are its types?
- Which one of them is the best, if you have to recommend one to some one?
- What are the criteria for choosing a particular model or approach for a software project?
- What do you mean by version control? Have you used one? Explain?
- What is the backbone of github?
- Did you document your codes?
- Why do you need documentation?
- How do you document your codes? I mean writing in notes or you use any tools for documentation?
- Explain touple and list? Immutable and mutable.
- If a client(technical) come to you and explains his desire to do a software project in python. You or your company only have java experts. You want the project. How will you convince the client to do his project in java. You have to?
- Do you have any plans for your further studies, I mean, most people from pulchowk start their GRE right after their final exams, an leave with in one year, How much you can stay here? (Previously, I planned to stay here for one year, but if you want any commitment, I could stay for say one and a half year to two years not more than that)
- What do you expect from us?
- Anything you want to ask us? any information?
- Thanks , we will call you if you got listed. Thanks? Send the next person inside?
