Connectwise India Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Questions were quite difficult.But some were easy

They tested basic concepts from this coding test.

Q1. Active Directory, IP ranges, DHCP, DNS - The basics
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Q1. Similar to Round 1. But a bit more in depth + questions that ask "What would you do in xyz situation"
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Q1. Standard HR questions. Prepare well!
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Q1. 1. Active Directory 2. Windows Administration 3. Windows Memory Management. 4. VMWare Related Questions
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Q1. 1. Active Directory 2. Windows Administration 3. Windows Memory Management. 4. VMWare Related Questions
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Q1. 1. Active Directory 2. Windows Administration 3. Windows Memory Management 4. VMWare Related Questions
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Q1. 1. Introduction 2. Past Experiences 3. Reason for changing the Job 4. Past Achievements 5. Expectations from the New Company 6. My Positives and Negatives 7. Expected Salary
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Answering the interview question for Technical Support L3 - Partner Engagement.
• Introduction: Briefly introduce yourself, mentioning your relevant experience and skills.

• Past Experiences: Discuss your previous roles and responsibilities in technical support, highlighting any achievements or notable projects.

• Reason for changing the Job: Explain the motivation behind seeking a new opportunity, such as career growth, learni...read more
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Q1. The interview was pretty much straight forward which includes .net, azure, cicd pipeline, and SQL questions.
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Q2. OOPs concepts and difference between abstraction vs encapsulation
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Abstraction focuses on what an object does, while encapsulation focuses on how it does it.
• Abstraction is the process of hiding complex implementation details and showing only the necessary information to the user.

• Encapsulation is the process of wrapping data and methods into a single unit, preventing direct access to the data from outside the unit.

• Abstraction is achieved through abstract classes and interfaces.

• Encapsul...read more
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Q3. SOLID priciple with example
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SOLID principle is a set of five design principles to make software more maintainable, flexible and scalable.
• S - Single Responsibility Principle: A class should have only one reason to change.

• O - Open/Closed Principle: Software entities should be open for extension but closed for modification.

• L - Liskov Substitution Principle: Subtypes must be substitutable for their base types.

• I - Interface Segregation Principle: Clie...read more
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Q4. Indexes in sql, temp table, query to get first and last employee records
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Q1. The interviewer asked to explain your previous projects and will try to add questions on it.
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Q2. Explain your current project
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I am currently working on developing a mobile application for tracking personal fitness goals.
• Developing a mobile application

• Tracking personal fitness goals

• Implementing features like goal setting, progress tracking, and workout logging

• Using technologies like React Native, Firebase, and Redux
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Q3. What you do to find out issue in code
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I use a combination of debugging tools and techniques to identify and resolve issues in code.
• I start by reproducing the issue and identifying the scope of the problem.

• I use debugging tools like breakpoints, logging, and tracing to narrow down the issue.

• I review the code and documentation to understand the expected behavior.

• I collaborate with team members to get a fresh perspective and brainstorm solutions.

• I test and va...read more
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Q4. Unit test related question
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Q5. How to improve query performance
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Improving query performance involves optimizing database design, indexing, and query structure.
• Optimize database design by normalizing tables and reducing redundant data

• Create indexes on frequently queried columns

• Use efficient query structure, such as avoiding subqueries and using joins

• Consider using caching or denormalization for frequently accessed data
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Q6. Middleware and how it works
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Middleware is software that connects different applications or systems together.
• Middleware acts as a bridge between different applications or systems

• It provides a common platform for communication and data exchange

• Examples of middleware include message queues, API gateways, and ESBs
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Q7. Dependency injection, and compare it with concrete class
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Dependency injection is a design pattern that allows objects to be passed as dependencies rather than being created within a class.
• Dependency injection promotes loose coupling and makes code more testable.

• Concrete classes are tightly coupled and can be difficult to test.

• Dependency injection can be achieved through constructor injection, setter injection, or interface injection.

• Example: A class that requires a database ...read more
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Q8. Transient vs scope difference
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Transient variables are not serialized, while scoped variables are.
• Transient variables are not saved when an object is serialized and deserialized.

• Scoped variables are saved when an object is serialized and deserialized.

• Transient variables are used to indicate that a variable should not be serialized.

• Scoped variables are used to indicate that a variable should be serialized.
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Q1. Final round with the client where TL and manager interact with you, they explain their project. and try to ask question accordingly
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Q2. A string reverse code to write and then ask to explain steps plus asked if i can improve its execution time.
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Q3. Temp table vs cte in sql
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Temp tables are physical tables created in tempdb while CTEs are temporary result sets.
• Temp tables are useful for storing intermediate results and can be indexed.

• CTEs are useful for simplifying complex queries and can be recursive.

• Temp tables require more resources and can cause contention in tempdb.

• CTEs are limited to the scope of a single query.

• Example: CREATE TABLE #temp (id INT); WITH cte AS (SELECT id FROM table) ...read more
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