It was my worst ever Interview Experience which fully depends on luck and nothing else,
Started from home by 6.30 and reached there by 8.30 a.m., then had to wait till 10 a.m. From then on, they started collecting the resumes, Since I submitted my resume early got the interview call very late around 3.30 p.m. Yes, it was my bad. By the time many others had completed their round 2, I was still waiting for round 1.
Round 1:
- Introduce myself
- Asked me about my projects
- Asked me what is the constructor.And types of it
- Asked me what is an interface
- Gave me an int arr[10]={1,2,3,4} on number 2 it should print my name and on number 4 the college name.
#include <stdio.h>int main() {
int arr[10]={1,2,3,4},i;
for(i=0;i<10;i++){
if(arr[i]==2) {
printf("Mayuri\n");
break;}
if(arr[i]==4) {
printf("SRM\n");
break;}}
return 0;
} |
Mayuri
for(i=0;i<10;i++)
if(arr[i]==2) printf(“Mayuri”);
if(arr[i]==4) printf(“SRM”);
The interviewer then asked me why I gave till 10, i said it was not necessary but it would work, then after i=4, it considered rest as null, if i gave more than 10 what would happen? I said it would consider the rest as garbage value. He was satisfied.
- SQL Program
- Multilevel Inheritance what is it?
- Asked me to write any type of Inheritance Code.
The Interview was fine, but they didn’t organize it well. They asked for time to wait for round 2, I was confident as I answered all the questions, then at 5 pm they announced here after no interviews direct selection would be taken, and even those who just completed round 1 had to wait. At 7.30 pm the results were announced I was not among them.
- Is it my mistake to give my resume early and get the call late?
- Is it my mistake to not have an update on the next round interview they said to wait and they would call, but they didn’t.
- Getting placed is full of luck. Is it my mistake not to have luck
- Is it my mistake to stay at our till around 7.30 pm and reach home around 10 pm??
- Some ppl get damn very easy questions and some tough ones.
It’s important to remember that interview experiences can be unpredictable and may not always reflect your skills and qualifications accurately. Don’t be discouraged by this one experience. Continue to improve your skills, prepare for interviews, and keep applying for opportunities. Each interview is a learning experience that can help you perform better in the future. Good luck in your job search, and stay resilient!
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