JPMorgan Chase & Co. Associate Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. API versioning in spring boot
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API versioning in Spring Boot allows multiple versions of the same API to coexist.
• Use URI versioning by including the version in the URI path (e.g. /v1/resource)

• Use request parameter versioning by passing the version as a parameter (e.g. /resource?version=1)

• Use header versioning by including the version in the request header (e.g. 'Accept: application/vnd.company.v1+json')
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Q2. Multithreading and Threadpool questions
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Q1. Basic python questions asked
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Q2. Basic things about resume
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Q1. On Java selenium and framework development
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Q1. Mostly on API ,Payloads and other Json codings
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Q1. Roles and responsibilities, overview of product
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Q1. Why are yo a good fit in to the role ? and other similar theoritical question discussion
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Q1. Compensation discussion with HR
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Q1. Why do want to relocate?
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I am looking for new opportunities for personal and professional growth in a different location.
• Seeking new challenges and experiences

• Exploring different work environments

• Opportunity for personal growth and development
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Q2. What are skills you have
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I have strong communication, problem-solving, and time management skills.
• Strong communication skills - able to effectively convey information and ideas

• Problem-solving skills - able to analyze situations and come up with creative solutions

• Time management skills - able to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines
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Q1. Your expected ctc
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Q2. Background and work experience
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Q1. Springboot, Java, Database
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Q1. Design Load Balancer
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Q1. Arraylist structure
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Q2. Haspmap versus hashtable
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Hashtable and HashMap are both data structures in Java used to store key-value pairs, but HashMap allows null values and keys, while Hashtable does not.
• Hashtable is synchronized, while HashMap is not.

• HashMap allows null values and keys, while Hashtable does not.

• HashMap is generally preferred over Hashtable for non-thread-safe applications.

• Example: HashMap map = new HashMap<>();

• Example: Hashtable
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