VerveLogic Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Behavioural Question
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Q2. Deep Dive into previous Projects which you have done
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Q1. Overall experience and familiarity with best recruitment practices
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I have 5+ years of experience in talent acquisition and am familiar with best recruitment practices.
• Utilizing social media platforms for sourcing candidates

• Implementing diversity and inclusion initiatives in recruitment processes

• Leveraging data analytics for improving recruitment strategies
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Q1. Round with Direct of IT
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Q1. Final Discussion
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MCQ consist of 20 questions

Q1. Technical round based on resume
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Q1. Mainly from the skills I mentioned in resume
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Q2. From project and implementing
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Q1. Arrow functions
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Q2. Difference in let,var,const
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Q3. Event loop ,call stack,callbackbackfunctions,usememo
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Regarding the output of closures,sortings et

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Q1. Interviewer not appeared
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Q2. React native app optimization technique
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Optimizing a React Native app involves reducing bundle size, improving performance, and enhancing user experience.
• Use code splitting to reduce initial bundle size

• Optimize images and assets for smaller file sizes

• Implement lazy loading for components that are not immediately needed

• Use PureComponent or memoization for performance optimization

• Avoid unnecessary re-renders by using shouldComponentUpdate or React.memo

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Q3. Props state, promise.all closure,HOC,redux related,
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Q4. Recursion function for infinite currying
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Recursion function to enable infinite currying by returning a function until all arguments are provided.
• Create a function that takes a single argument and returns a new function that takes the next argument until all arguments are provided.

• Use recursion to keep returning a new function until all arguments are collected.

• Once all arguments are collected, execute the original function with all arguments and return the res
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