Wolters Kluwer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. About basic and coding
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Q1. Difficult out of box
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Asked moderate dsa problem

Q1. Dicussion related to work profile
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Q2. Joining criterias explained in detail
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Q1. Can you re located or not
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They gives topic and ask to design dashboard or something like landing page

Q1. HTML 5 Benifit over HTML
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Q2. What is javascript?
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JavaScript is a programming language commonly used for creating interactive effects within web browsers.
• JavaScript is a high-level, interpreted programming language.

• It is used to make web pages interactive and dynamic.

• JavaScript can be used for client-side and server-side development.

• Commonly used frameworks/libraries include React, Angular, and Vue.

• Example: document.getElementById('demo').innerHTML = 'Hello, World!';
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Q3. How mixin work in less?
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Mixins in Less are reusable code blocks that can be included in other style rules.
• Mixins are defined using the .mixin() function in Less.

• They can be included in other style rules using the .mixinName(); syntax.

• Mixins can take parameters and return values, allowing for dynamic styling.

• Example: .border-radius(@radius) { border-radius: @radius; }

• Example usage: .myElement { .border-radius(5px); }
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Q1. What is user persona?
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User persona is a fictional representation of a target user group based on research and data.
• User persona helps in understanding the needs, behaviors, and goals of the target audience.

• It includes demographic information, preferences, pain points, and motivations.

• Example: A user persona for an e-commerce website might be 'Sara, a 30-year-old working professional who values convenience and quality.'
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Q2. What is A B testing in design?
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A B testing in design is a method of comparing two versions of a webpage or app to determine which one performs better.
• Involves creating two versions (A and B) with one differing element

• Randomly showing each version to users

• Analyzing user behavior and performance metrics to determine the better version

• Commonly used in web design, marketing campaigns, and user experience testing
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Q3. Any logical/tricky question they ask?
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