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Quality Analyst Interview Experience - New Delhi, India

September 1, 2021
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Process

The interview process consisted of three rounds:

  • Online test
  • Technical interview
  • HR round

The online test lasted for one hour and included 29 multiple-choice questions and 4 coding problems. I recall two of the coding problems involved finding the smallest difference in a continuous number sequence and checking for a balanced bracket sequence.

Following the online test was the technical interview. Unfortunately, I was not able to clear this round. The interviewer noted that, despite answering all questions, my background in Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) made me not a good fit for the role.

Questions

What are stacks and queues? Provide examples of stacks and queues.

Write a program for stack pop.

Make a queue using two stacks.

What is a schema?

Have you ever created a table?

How many keys are there in SQL?

What is a foreign key, primary key, and candidate key?

What will be the candidate key in the student table?

Give me the stud_id of the student who belongs to a given key.

What is a deadlock?

Given two strings, check if they are anagrams or not.

Example: str1: ABC str2: bac Output: true

Example: str1: ABC str2: baac Output: false

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