In an interview for a technical support engineer, you're likely to face technical questions, troubleshooting hypotheticals, and questions that assess your customer service skills. Interviewers want to know if you can proficiently solve computer problems, have a working knowledge of relevant technology, and be successful when assisting customers with computer problems.
1. What's your opinion on backlinks? 2. What is Tf-IDF? Explain. 3. What kind of work suits you? How do you imagine your perfect position? 4. Do you like to travel and give presentations in front of an audience? 5. What projects did you work on in the past?
The question that stuck out most was "What do you know about single-sourcing?"
Tell us about your communication skills. Are you comfortable working closely with software developers/programmers?
They asked about my startup.
could you handle heavy work load ?
Do you know Unity well?
They asked silly questions on development and the worst part is that the interviewer has no idea about the question and when I corrected him then he left and didnt ask any question. We can imagine what kind of talent they have currently and what they are looking :)
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Are you flexible?
Did I have any past experiences relating to reuse recycling.
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