LTIMindtree Software Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Tell me about yourself?
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Q2. How you know about company?
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Basic Mathematics, Operating Systems, and Versant.

Q1. What is PEGA, and what motivated you to learn it?
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PEGA is a business process management tool used for building enterprise applications.
• PEGA is a platform for creating and managing business processes and customer interactions.

• It offers tools for designing, building, and deploying applications without the need for traditional coding.

• I learned PEGA because of its popularity in the industry and its ability to streamline business processes.

• Having PEGA skills can open up jo...read more
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Q1. What were your motivations for joining this company?
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I was motivated to join this company because of its innovative projects and strong company culture.
• Innovative projects: I was excited about the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology and contribute to impactful projects.

• Strong company culture: I was impressed by the company's focus on employee growth and development, as well as its commitment to diversity and inclusion.

• Career advancement opportunities: I saw po...read more
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Basic aptitude questions that are asked every time

Q1. He asked me to explain about Oops concept
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Q2. Then he made me code the question live.
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Q3. Basic question like relocation,role etc
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Q1. Stream API, Java 8, Coding
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Q2. Rest API, SpringBoot
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Q1. What is GC and explain in latest one
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GC stands for Garbage Collection, a process in which the runtime environment automatically manages memory by reclaiming unused objects.
• GC is a form of automatic memory management used in programming languages like Java, C#, and Python.

• It helps prevent memory leaks by identifying and freeing up memory that is no longer in use.

• There are different types of GC algorithms such as Mark and Sweep, Reference Counting, and Gene...read more
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Q2. What is AOP and explain pointcut
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AOP stands for Aspect-Oriented Programming, which is a programming paradigm that aims to increase modularity by allowing the separation of cross-cutting concerns.
• AOP allows the separation of concerns that cut across multiple modules in a software application.

• Pointcut is a set of one or more join points where advice should be executed in an AOP system.

• Examples of pointcuts include method execution, method call, field ac
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I have a 30 minutes coding test for my profile stack, which is centered around automation tool and AI concepts.

Q1. Technical skill sets and previous projects
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Q2. Roles and responsibilities in my previous positions
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Managed full stack development, collaborated with cross-functional teams, and led projects from conception to deployment.
• Managed full stack development for web applications

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to gather requirements and provide technical solutions

• Led projects from conception to deployment, ensuring timely delivery and quality assurance
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Q3. Management skills and experience
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Q4. Effective communication skills and strategies
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Q5. Challenges I have faced and solutions I have implemented
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I have faced challenges in optimizing code performance and implemented solutions through code refactoring and algorithm improvements.
• Identified bottlenecks in code through profiling tools

• Refactored code to improve efficiency and readability

• Implemented more efficient algorithms for critical functions
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Q6. My learning nature and commitments to professional growth
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Q7. Future-oriented goals and aspirations
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My future-oriented goals and aspirations include advancing my technical skills, taking on leadership roles, and contributing to innovative projects.
• Continuously learning new technologies and staying updated with industry trends

• Working towards becoming a technical lead or manager in the future

• Contributing to open-source projects or developing innovative software solutions

• Attending conferences and networking events to ex
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Q1. Verification of previous employers' details and document, along with the results of the background check.
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Q2. Discussion of salary and compensation package
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Q3. Long-term commitments and expectations
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Q4. Overview and discussion of the Company profile, including our mission, values, and goals
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