I got a call from a consultancy mentioning for a telephonic round from US client. In the telephonic interview, there was one person from US and another from Singapore. Asked everything from Java memory management, Core Java, multithreading, Database, Spring, Unix, whereas the project was only about JMS and messaging system. It went for an hour. Next day I get to know that they have given a strong feedback and the arranged a second round supposedly with a Director.
When I reached the next day, I get to see a Tech lead and a BA as the interview panel. They asked about my current project, couple of technical questions and some behavioral. After that the HR person told me to wait and asked me to fill up some documents for my details and for background verification. Couple of days later I got to know, that I was not shortlisted. It's a complete waste of time as they themselves do not know what they want and what project they are hiring for.
Better to avoid.
How would you handle memory issues, Spring basics, database indexes, Unix commands, and questions on multithreading and concurrency?
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the UBS Senior Java Developer role in New Delhi, India.
UBS's interview process for their Senior Java Developer roles in New Delhi, India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for UBS's Senior Java Developer interview process in New Delhi, India.