UKG Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Difference between AOT and JIT
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AOT compiles code before runtime, JIT compiles code during runtime.
• AOT stands for Ahead Of Time compilation, compiles code before execution

• JIT stands for Just In Time compilation, compiles code during execution

• AOT produces machine code that can be executed directly

• JIT converts code into machine code as needed, optimizing performance

• Examples: AOT - Angular, JIT - Java Virtual Machine
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Q1. Roles and responsibilities in previous job
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Managed cross-functional teams, developed project plans, monitored progress, and communicated with stakeholders.
• Led a team of developers, designers, and analysts to successfully launch a new software product

• Created detailed project plans outlining tasks, timelines, and resources needed

• Regularly updated stakeholders on project status and addressed any issues or concerns

• Collaborated with other departments to ensure proje
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Q2. Goal for next 5 years
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To successfully lead and deliver multiple complex business projects, develop strong team collaboration, and achieve measurable results.
• Develop and implement strategic project plans

• Lead cross-functional teams effectively

• Ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget

• Continuously improve project management processes

• Achieve measurable business outcomes
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Q1. Testng priority and annotations
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Q2. Multiple inheritance
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Q3. Hashing concept
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Q1. Java 8 features
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Q2. Lamda expressions, collection
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Q1. Experience previous
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Q2. Managerial question
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Q1. Why UKG and how you heard aboit it
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Q2. How to manage conflict
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Q1. Simple previous company roles and responsibilities English speaking profiency
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Q1. What is Implicit conversion
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Implicit conversion is the automatic conversion of data types by SQL Server.
• Occurs when SQL Server automatically converts data from one data type to another

• Can lead to performance issues if not handled properly

• Examples include converting a string to an integer or a date to a string
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Q2. Its datatype conversation which is not good mostly
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