In an IT specialist interview, employers ask questions to determine your technical training, work experience, and communication skills. Expect the interviewer to ask technical questions that assess your coding, networking, and database management skills. Be prepared to discuss previous work projects as well as your problem-solving and time-management strategies.
None. Typical techno-functional questions. Although in retrospect, I was asked my approach/opinion to their 'mini' HCM upgrade and politely disagreed with their questionable methodology. Perhaps this is what warranted their final decision => 'The consensus was that you’re quite a bit more experienced technically than what this job would require and that it’s probably not the best fit at this point in time.'
WAP to find sum of first n prime nos. like n=5 then addition would be of 2+3+5+7+11
Expected to demonstrate some knowledge there and then on a laptop. e.g how would I find who has been using this computer.
Why do you want to work for American Express?
What is your skill level in Websphere in a scale of 1-10
Can you work split days off.
Tell me about your experience How would you help us in xyz situation
Are you headed back to work?
why are you here?
How do you deal with change?
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