I had an interview scheduled by a consultancy via Naukri.com.

After confirming, the interview was scheduled for three days later.

It was a face-to-face technical round and started on time.

This felt like an interview for someone with 5+ years of experience, heavily focused on C# syntax. There was no discussion of:

• WPF
• MVVM
• Explaining my project
• Databases
• Data structures
• WCF
• Security
• .Net concepts

I could sense the nature of the work based on the interview, but life is like that.

What is your daily routine in the office and your roles/responsibilities?

Do you know design patterns?

Which tools do you use for design and architecture? What types of diagrams are there, and what are the differences between Sequence diagrams and Use Case diagrams?

Write a Singleton class.

Surprisingly, there were no further design principles or OOPs concepts. Back to C# syntax, I was like, "Are you kidding me?"

• ?, ??, ?: etc. operators
• How to define a nullable object.

One array problem: remove an item from the first position and add it to the last, five times.