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I participated in a two-step interview process. First, I had a technical interview with IBM representatives. They expressed their approval and interest immediately after the session. The second step was with the end client. The interview went well,
The interviewer started checking my GitHub repo and asked why I hadn't committed anything lately. He also inquired about the numerous personal projects I had and whether I had sold any of them. Then, he asked me to write the logic in a notebook and p
Core Java String Handling OOPs Concepts Multithreading Loops and Data Types Generics Collection Framework Synchronization Serialization & Deserialization Frameworks Struts Spring (MVC, Core, JDBC) Web Services (SOAP and REST) JSF Hibernate ORM Framew
I participated in a two-step interview process. First, I had a technical interview with IBM representatives. They expressed their approval and interest immediately after the session. The second step was with the end client. The interview went well,
The interviewer started checking my GitHub repo and asked why I hadn't committed anything lately. He also inquired about the numerous personal projects I had and whether I had sold any of them. Then, he asked me to write the logic in a notebook and p
Core Java String Handling OOPs Concepts Multithreading Loops and Data Types Generics Collection Framework Synchronization Serialization & Deserialization Frameworks Struts Spring (MVC, Core, JDBC) Web Services (SOAP and REST) JSF Hibernate ORM Framew