Synchrony Senior Specialist Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Be clear with your basics
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Q1. Maven basics, Design Patterns
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Case study on a public listed company

Q1. Basic finance and accounting questions
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Q2. Tell me about yourself
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Q3. Few questions about the company's values and goals
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Q1. Why is liquidity important and is it necessay in short term or long term perspective.
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Liquidity is important for financial stability and is necessary in both short term and long term perspectives.
• Liquidity ensures that a company can meet its short term obligations and expenses.

• It allows for flexibility in managing cash flow and taking advantage of investment opportunities.

• In the long term, liquidity is important for sustaining operations, growth, and weathering economic downturns.

• Examples include having...read more
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Q2. What is difference between credit and counterparty risk
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Credit risk is the risk of default by a borrower, while counterparty risk is the risk of default by a trading partner.
• Credit risk is specific to the borrower's ability to repay a loan or debt.

• Counterparty risk is broader and includes the risk of default by any party involved in a financial transaction.

• Credit risk is typically associated with lending activities, while counterparty risk is more common in trading and inve...read more
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Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Q2. What are you looking in new job role.
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Q1. What technologies are you familiar with
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I am familiar with a wide range of technologies including programming languages, databases, cloud services, and development tools.
• Programming languages (e.g. Java, Python, C++)

• Databases (e.g. MySQL, MongoDB, Oracle)

• Cloud services (e.g. AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)

• Development tools (e.g. Git, Jenkins, Docker)
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Q1. Loop in linked list
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A loop in a linked list occurs when a node points to a previously visited node.
• To detect a loop, use two pointers - slow and fast. Move slow by one node and fast by two nodes. If they meet, there is a loop.

• To remove a loop, use the same two pointers approach to find the loop node. Then, move one pointer to the head and both pointers by one node until they meet at the loop start. Set the next of the last node to NULL.

• A ...read more
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Q2. 12 factors of Micro services
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Microservices are small, independent services that work together to form a larger application.
• Decentralized architecture

• Loosely coupled services

• Independent deployment

• Resilience

• Scalability

• Flexibility

• Composability

• Autonomy

• Continuous delivery

• Domain-driven design

• API-based communication

• Containerization
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Analytics case study

Q1. Why do you want to change roles
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