Jio Technical Lead Interview Questions and Answers

Round: Test
Total Questions: Aptitude

General Tips: Unlike most other people in college, I kept all options open. I learnt decent level of coding, I learnt about case-studies. Only thing I did not do and I think I should have done is practice of aptitude. I managed to get shortlisted in most of companies but still I feel preparing for aptitude quants would have definitely helped. I gave CAT, probably because everyone was giving, but did not really prepare. Preparing for CAT is actually a good idea, not because MBA is good, but because it will help you in placements. Keep an open mind. Try out everything. So, here it is, tip : keep all options open if you don’t know which way to go. Be open minded
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Funny Moments: I saw many people not learning coding thinking it to be tough without even giving it an actual try. Coding is one of the easiest and most interesting things to do. It is better than doing quants of profit-loss, percentages etc.! But obviously, it will be better if you do both. 

Topics to prepare for Tata Communications Technical Lead interview:

• Telecom bss oss

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Telecom basics need to grasp. All the LTE 4g 3g flows and pcap traces

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - study basic ccna related/OSI model questions, focus on communication skill.

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Gain-knowledge and show dedication towards job

General Tips: This interview was a technical one but was majorly a stress test. It lasted for about 1 hour 10 minutes. The interviewer wanted to test both my knowledge and communication skills. Most of the questions asked to me were related to my B.Tech curriculum i.e. computer science related topics. He stressed a lot on the basics related to my project topic. Luckily I was able to answer most of the questions correctly. I tried to answer each question with examples and also used props on the table (like pens, paperweights, pen stands etc.) to explain my theories. It was my first offcampus interview, and I think I did pretty well for a fresher.
You need to stay calm and should apply presence of mind. Please go through the job description thoroughly word-by-word and recheck your resume to ensure that you are a best-fit for the position.
Skills: Communication, Problem Solving, Leadership, Decision Making Skills

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Skills: Communication

Round: Final Interview
Experience: Post the final round which went about for an hour the Third party recruiter (Xpert Conexions) called in to inform that a feedback would be provided to me irrespective of the interview outcome. In spite of reaching out to the 3rd party recruiter twice by emails and once via call, the 3rd party recruiter displayed total lack of professionalism. Would recommend to insist being contacted by the company HR directly. If a company is serious about a potential candidate, they will get back in touch. If not, it appears that they will outsource the same to a 3rd party who wouldn't give an iota of consideration

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Be confident and always curb your answer as per the job role