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When I started, one interviewer first asked me the questions from SQL Server and then the other interviewer asked .NET C# questions. SQL Server questions: - What the difference between a function and a Store procedure? - Difference between HAVING and WHERE condition? - Can be unique key null? C# .NET questions: - What is an assembly? - What is an EXE ? - What is LINQ? - What is IQueryble ? - Difference between IQueryble and IEnumerable? ASP.NET MVC - describe MVC pattern . Another bad experience I did not get any feedback after I answered their questions and or for an unknown question they did not try to say the correct answer or explain to me. They kept asking me (probably reading from a piece of paper or a document) another and another questions. Indeed , where is the professionalism here? It certainly did not exist or I did not see it from them. Overall had a bad experience and wasted my time with them. There are probably other people with a higher level of professionalism in this company and next time hope to meet them to have a better interview experience.
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.NET Developer

Interviewed at Cognizant

3.6★
Feb 21, 2022

When I started, one interviewer first asked me the questions from SQL Server and then the other interviewer asked .NET C# questions. SQL Server questions: - What the difference between a function and a Store procedure? - Difference between HAVING and WHERE condition? - Can be unique key null? C# .NET questions: - What is an assembly? - What is an EXE ? - What is LINQ? - What is IQueryble ? - Difference between IQueryble and IEnumerable? ASP.NET MVC - describe MVC pattern . Another bad experience I did not get any feedback after I answered their questions and or for an unknown question they did not try to say the correct answer or explain to me. They kept asking me (probably reading from a piece of paper or a document) another and another questions. Indeed , where is the professionalism here? It certainly did not exist or I did not see it from them. Overall had a bad experience and wasted my time with them. There are probably other people with a higher level of professionalism in this company and next time hope to meet them to have a better interview experience.

First question was on the projects i had worked on in my last company as I had applied on 2.5 years experience. After that some questions to write code: SQL: que1: Get counts of people belonging to different cities from a table having, table.Sno, table.Name, Table.city que2: What is nomalization in the DB and how do we achieve that. C#: que3: What are static class and static methods? que4: How does garbage collection works on static class? que5: What are heap and stack memories? que6: Using LINQ Sort a given list of strings. que7: How do we make our code thread safe? que8: Explain thread synchronisation and its techniques. que9: When do we use interfaces and when abstract classes? que10: What are delegates in c#.
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Software Engineer/.NET Developer

Interviewed at Philips

3.8★
Jan 17, 2019

First question was on the projects i had worked on in my last company as I had applied on 2.5 years experience. After that some questions to write code: SQL: que1: Get counts of people belonging to different cities from a table having, table.Sno, table.Name, Table.city que2: What is nomalization in the DB and how do we achieve that. C#: que3: What are static class and static methods? que4: How does garbage collection works on static class? que5: What are heap and stack memories? que6: Using LINQ Sort a given list of strings. que7: How do we make our code thread safe? que8: Explain thread synchronisation and its techniques. que9: When do we use interfaces and when abstract classes? que10: What are delegates in c#.

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