The interview started with a very brief introduction of the interviewer and then dived right into a rapid-fire round of Java theoretical questions. This is something you would get if you searched "Java interview questions" on Google.

After mentioning these were not experience-oriented, the interview switched to more practical and experience-based questions in the second half.

Towards the end, the interviewer asked to open an IDE and share my screen for some coding. I mentioned I did not get a heads-up to have this set up.

Overall, in the one-hour interview, it was 55 minutes of questions from their side and only 5 minutes for me to ask them questions.

Honestly, I did not like the one-sided interview style, and the project also seemed not as advanced as I had hoped.

Google "top Java interview questions".

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