its 2 or three rounds they will ask oops and all
mainly maintenence projects
not much clarity on projects
they dont have work on dotnet but on custom products
they were looking for people with stability
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Fidelity National Financial (Bengaluru) in Oct 2015
Interview
1st bad impression: You can not take your mobile phone and a bag inside the office, you need to drop it to security desk.
2nd: Every employee who enters or leaves the office, is subject to get his/her bags checked by security people.
Good thing: 2 rounds of technical face-to-face focusing on my skill set (C#.NET, Winforms, SQL Server) - Panel was professional and technically strong.
Bad: 3rd round was disappointing. In 3rd round, there was a different panel of 2 people (unprofessional, the posture they sit, the face expressions they give, an unorganized questions during the interview, made me feel that this company is not for me.) They asked all questions irrelevant to my skill set despite of introducing myself about my skill set. All questions were on web technologies which I didn't work on. Moreover, the questions were not focusing on judging problem solving skills but on a knowledge base or framework specific how to questions. (which many of us depend on the online reference).
HR: Before starting an interview, asked to fill a long form (with most meaningless details, all education details, all previous companies history with CTC. Why do they need these details so early in the process?). After 3rd round, HR asked me to wait, and after 1 hour of waiting, he came back with a feedback that "I can leave for the day". Literally, "You can leave for the day" is the only line told by the HR with an uninteresting facial expression.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
C#.NET, Winforms, SQL Server, and common questions on Bootstrap, JQuery, Javascript
I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Fidelity National Financial (Bengaluru)
Interview
Cleared first round of interview and then was called for a client round the same evening. I had the worst experience ever. The interviewer was too rude and not ready or open for any discussion. It was an Indian who spoke to me. I have heard the similar experience from another friend if mine too.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why did you not code for http to be stateful instead of using nettcpbinding?