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Web Applications Developer Interview Experience - Singapore

January 8, 2015
Neutral ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Applied on 27/10/14 and got contact from JPM recruiter on 28. An interview was appointed for 29 for the first phone interview. Most of the questions were technical and theoretical, covering topics like MVC, JsonResult vs. ActionResult, JavaScript object syntax, WCF protocol, named pipes, and GC garbage collection.

I think I couldn't make the interviewer satisfied because the code syntax I didn't recognize very well. For example, JavaScript syntax for working with objects. Also, some questions, like whether a TRUNCATE query rebuilds an index, I couldn't recall, although I used TRUNCATE queries in my daily job. The interviewer was calm and kind. We talked for over 45 minutes.

I got a reply from the recruiter on the same day that my first interview went fine, and I was appointed for a second interview on 3/11/14 with an interviewer from London. This interviewer was also kind, and most questions were technical.

I couldn't answer some questions, unfortunately, most of which were related to infrastructure and system configuration. As I'm a developer, and we have our own IT Infra team, I couldn't even answer what operating system runs on our servers. I think this gentleman asked about boxing/unboxing, and I had no idea at that point in time. I realized what it is after the interview by Googling it and found myself ridiculous because I used it most of the time. Our conversation, however, was quite smooth and took about 50 minutes+ long.

Here are some feedbacks from the second interview:

  • Different programming languages used (because I answered that my current team works with VB.NET).
  • Very basic knowledge about application server OS/configuration.
  • Limited knowledge on the server side of things, as most of the work is carried out by SAs.

Questions

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