Honeywell Technology Solutions Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Regarding the basics of electronics, Emi and emc testing, testing related and issues faced in boards
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Q1. Practical questions like if failure found debugging techniques
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Q1. Only salary negotiations
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Q1. Angular questions
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Q2. In depth of the angular version architecture
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Aptitude and basics of c programming

Q1. About embedded c concepts and c programming
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Q1. Introduction and situation oriented questions
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Their some few aptitude questions and few technical mcq related to oops and dsa

Very basic questions(factorial, another i didn't remembered but quite easy)

Q1. Introduction few basic questions on prog language on which u r comfortable questions on projects, data structures(aksed to choose ur fav data structure and explain with real time example n asked to write a...read more
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Q2. Also asked to explain oops concept with real time examples
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It's a hackathon test giving the same problem to a group of people and each one should come up with a solution in the given time. Question: Stock market application with UP and Down trade tracker.

Some questions related to your hackathon-related project and basic Java and spring framework questions as I gave the interview for the Java and spring expertise.

Q1. I had the final round with the engineering manager and he asked questions related to the current project and gave the situation-based questions and looking for your input on that and also improvising the p...read more
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Q2. How are you shipping your code to production?
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We use a continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline to automate the process of shipping code to production.
• We use version control systems like Git to manage our codebase.

• Code changes are reviewed by peers through pull requests before merging.

• Automated tests are run to ensure code quality and prevent regressions.

• Once code is merged, it triggers a CI/CD pipeline that builds, tests, and deploys the code...read more
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Q3. What tools you are using for code quality and why?
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I use tools like SonarQube and CodeClimate to ensure code quality by identifying bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells.
• SonarQube - provides static code analysis to detect bugs, code smells, and security vulnerabilities

• CodeClimate - offers automated code review to improve code quality and maintainability
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Q4. What would be your next course of action if, in any production issue, you are not able to find the issue in the giving logs? The interviewer dig deeper with more questions
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Q5. Are you willing to learn a new tech stack?
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Q1. Pricing statergies and value based pricing
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Q2. Price leakage and contract escalation
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