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Applications Developer Interview Experience - Pune, Maharashtra

October 1, 2017
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Got a call from HR regarding the opening. Below were my interview rounds:

  1. Telephonic, first technical round
  2. Telephonic, second technical round
  3. Telephonic, third technical round
  4. Video conference call, fourth techno-managerial round with VP of the project
  5. Video conference call, last managerial round with VP from Bangalore

After passing all the rounds, I was rejected. The reason was the last round's discussion on salary.

He asked me about my expected salary, and I told him.

Next, he asked me the reason for that much hike, which I explained clearly, citing family health issues and the difference in the cost of living between Pune and Mumbai, as I am staying with my mom and dad.

However, the outcome was that he started saying my motivation is money and it may harm other team members if I am given that much hike.

I tried to explain that if my motivation were money, I could have changed companies in the last two years (having 6+ years of experience). Instead, I haven't, and now I am looking for a job because of sudden problems, and I am the only person earning.

In the end, the discussion was over but with the same words he said earlier.

I tried to reach HR numerous times by mail and call, but no one replied. Finally, I got her cell number from somewhere, and after talking to her, even she said the same words.

I am happy that I am not a part of that team where a manager is not able to understand the person and his problems.

Questions

Difference between Java 7 and 8?

What are the new features added?

Questions on core Java, including collections, multithreading, and the concurrent package.

Questions on databases with some real-time scenarios and joins.

Questions on Spring and JAX-RS.

Questions on reading a huge file having lakhs of records.

Questions on JMS and its configuration.

Configuration of a data source and application on WebLogic.

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