You can learn a lot by working in different projects.
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The interview was of average difficulty. Questions were asked based on my experience. Overall, the experience was moderate. Questions covered my education, previous job experience, and previous projects, along with some theoretical and logical questi
I touched on all the topics present in my resume. I attended an interview for FSD. Mostly questions were on Angular, cloud technologies like Azure or AWS, and backend .NET Core. Overall, my interview experience was good.
Two simple coding questions were asked: 1. Find palindrome. 2. Check for divisibility with some different conditions. Then, some basic questions on OOPs, DSA, and the difference between different data structures were asked. Some basic SQL question
The interview was of average difficulty. Questions were asked based on my experience. Overall, the experience was moderate. Questions covered my education, previous job experience, and previous projects, along with some theoretical and logical questi
I touched on all the topics present in my resume. I attended an interview for FSD. Mostly questions were on Angular, cloud technologies like Azure or AWS, and backend .NET Core. Overall, my interview experience was good.
Two simple coding questions were asked: 1. Find palindrome. 2. Check for divisibility with some different conditions. Then, some basic questions on OOPs, DSA, and the difference between different data structures were asked. Some basic SQL question