Amadeus Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

There were some technical questions MCQ based. Then there were 2 coding questions,i don't remember the questions exactly ,but one was a medium level array manipulation question and the other was medium level string manipulation question.

The round was of 1 hour .SHL platform conducts the Aptitude and Verbal Reasoning. It had two sections, first was a numerical ability which had questions mostly on Data interpretation (Tables, Bar graphs, and Pie charts). Calculators were allowed however you had to be extremely fast in your calculations as the timing constraints were very strict and you could not go back to the previous question. The second section was verbal reasoning which was mostly reading comprehension based. I was preparing for GMAT so I was all brushed up. I would recommend to go through the SHL sample papers to become familiar with the format of aptitude and Verbal reasoning questions.

Q1. It went for about 1.25 hours. TR round : The interviewer was very supportive and wanted a healthy discussion. First he asked about my project and questions based on my project. Q1.He asked me what is 4...read more
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Q1. Sort the list of a given array of strings
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Sort a given array of strings
• Use built-in sorting functions in programming languages

• Implement sorting algorithms like bubble sort, merge sort, etc.

• Consider case sensitivity and special characters
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Q2. Maximum number of repeating characters in a string
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The maximum number of repeating characters in a string needs to be determined.
• Iterate through each character in the string and keep track of the count of consecutive repeating characters.

• Update the maximum count whenever a new maximum is found.

• Return the maximum count at the end of the iteration.
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Q3. Type script and java script arrow function loops if else condition
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Explaining type script and java script arrow function loops with if else condition.
• TypeScript and JavaScript both support arrow functions for concise syntax.

• Arrow functions can be used in loops to simplify code.

• If-else conditions can be used with arrow functions to add logic.

• Example: const numbers = [1, 2, 3]; numbers.forEach(num => {if(num % 2 === 0) {console.log(num + ' is even');} else {console.log(num + ' is odd');
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Q4. Parallel browser testing, test ng, oops concept
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Q5. Scaled agile framework related questions
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Q6. Selenium and cypress difference ? How to choose best tool
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Selenium is widely used for web automation while Cypress is a newer tool with better performance and debugging capabilities.
• Selenium supports multiple programming languages while Cypress only supports JavaScript.

• Cypress has a built-in test runner and debugger while Selenium requires third-party tools.

• Selenium is better for cross-browser testing while Cypress is better for end-to-end testing.

• Choose Selenium for larger a...read more
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Q7. Comparator and comparable difference?
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Comparator and Comparable are interfaces used for sorting objects in Java.
• Comparator interface is used to sort objects based on custom criteria.

• Comparable interface is used to sort objects based on their natural order.

• Comparator interface has two methods: compare() and equals().

• Comparable interface has one method: compareTo().
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Q8. Fail-safe and fail-fast iterator?
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Simple verbal and non verbal aptitude test.

Q1. Technical and managerial round combined. Manager never showed up so, one hour of technical. Casual feel to whole interview. Was asked very basic question on DSA, OS, and few on networks .
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Q2. What is OS scheduling
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OS scheduling is the process by which the operating system manages the execution of multiple tasks on a computer system.
• OS scheduling involves determining which tasks should run, when they should run, and for how long.

• Different scheduling algorithms can be used, such as First Come First Serve, Round Robin, and Priority Scheduling.

• The goal of OS scheduling is to optimize system performance, throughput, and response time...read more
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Q3. Linked list based question on traversal.
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Q4. Binary trees and AVL trees
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Q1. 3rounds 2 technical 1 HM technical 1 director HR round Intent offer Selenium 1. How to find broken links 2. How to handle multiple windows 3. Desired capabilites 4. Given html link of web table, asked to...read more
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