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Let’s say you have a vendor you have the option of paying $100,000 at receipt of invoice or $121,000 2 years from now. based off of those two things, What else would you look at to determine how your would pay? are you paying now or later and explain your thought process
What would you do if an employee sends an email written with a different language ( non-English )
How Much is your expectation.
A new system that has been is implemented is very slow and a user is complaining about it. What will you do?
What is your career path?
This is a classic one. Two jars- 5L and 3L. Measure 4L.
tell me about yourself
what do you need to connect a java application to oracle database?
Nothing difficult: What other jobs have you been applying to, what are your career goals, they might try to probe into your level of efficiency and intensity at your current job.
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