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posted on 31 Aug 2017
I was interviewed in Dec 2016.
I am a recent graduate with a degree in Computer Science and a passion for coding and problem-solving.
Graduated with a degree in Computer Science
Passionate about coding and problem-solving
Completed internships in software development
Participated in coding competitions
I received the star of the month award for consistently exceeding sales targets and providing exceptional customer service.
Consistently exceeding sales targets by 20% each month
Receiving positive feedback from customers for going above and beyond to meet their needs
Leading the team in sales performance and motivating others to achieve their goals
Yes, I play guitar and I can show you now.
Yes, I have been playing guitar for 5 years.
I can play both acoustic and electric guitar.
I have performed at local events and open mic nights.
I can play a variety of genres including rock, pop, and blues.
I would have pursued a career in marketing or graphic design.
I might have worked in a marketing agency creating advertising campaigns
I could have explored opportunities in graphic design, working on branding projects
I may have started my own business in a creative field like photography or illustration
Yes, I am open to traveling outside Mumbai for work if required.
I am open to new experiences and challenges
I am willing to adapt to different environments
I understand that traveling for work may be necessary for certain projects or assignments
I am interested in marketing because I enjoy creating strategies to reach and engage with target audiences.
I have a passion for understanding consumer behavior and trends
I enjoy the creativity involved in developing marketing campaigns
I like the challenge of analyzing data to measure the success of marketing efforts
A fishbone diagram of a DCB related case study
Identify the problem or effect (e.g. poor customer satisfaction)
Identify the major categories of potential causes (e.g. people, process, equipment)
Brainstorm and list the potential causes under each category
Analyze and prioritize the potential causes
Investigate and verify the root causes
Develop and implement solutions to address the root causes
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posted on 21 Jun 2024
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed in Feb 2023. There were 4 interview rounds.
In my first round of the interview was an aptitude test. Some English, mathematics, reasoning and general knowledge questions were there.
In this 2nd round there was some English Multiple Choice Questions.
Components in React are reusable, independent pieces of code that manage their own state and can be composed together to build complex user interfaces.
Components are the building blocks of React applications
They can be class components or functional components
Components can have their own state and lifecycle methods
Components can be reused throughout the application
Example:
Functional components and class components are not the same in React. Functional components are simpler and more lightweight, while class components have additional features like state and lifecycle methods.
Functional components are stateless and are just JavaScript functions that return JSX.
Class components have access to state and lifecycle methods like componentDidMount and componentDidUpdate.
Functional components a...
React is reusable because it allows developers to create components that can be easily reused throughout an application.
React components can be easily reused in different parts of an application, saving time and effort.
Components can be composed together to build complex UIs, promoting reusability.
React's virtual DOM efficiently updates only the components that have changed, improving performance and reusability.
I applied via Walk-in and was interviewed in Mar 2023. There were 3 interview rounds.
React js, mcq, and basic js program like prime factor, unsort array
To unsort an array, you can shuffle its elements randomly.
Use a random number generator to generate random indices within the array length.
Swap the elements at the randomly generated indices.
Repeat the swapping process for a sufficient number of times to achieve randomness.
Prime factor code finds the prime factors of a given number.
Start with the smallest prime factor, 2.
Divide the number by the prime factor until it is no longer divisible.
Move on to the next prime factor until the number is reduced to 1.
Return the list of prime factors.
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