"Technical support jobs combine computer know-how with customer service skills in order to help customers troubleshoot computer-related issues. While some employers require candidates to have a bachelor's or associate's degree in computer science, others may only be looking for some level of computer knowledge and an ability to learn as you go. In an interview, expect to answer a variety of troubleshooting questions, such as how you would help a customer with a program that keeps crashing or a computer that won't connect to the internet."
op 10 Interview Questions and Best Answers Tell Me About Yourself. ... Why Are You the Best Person for the Job? ... Why Do You Want This Job? ... How Has Your Experience Prepared You for This Role? ... Why Are You Leaving (or Have Left) Your Job? ... What Is Your Greatest Strength? ... What Is Your Greatest Weakness?
We were asked to describe our character and what is we like. what are your interest and dislike
They asked about the SQL query based on the condition.
Why you want to work here?
If I'm familiar with AD
What would you do if the printer is not working?
Working experience, GD&T, Quality and mechanical knowledge, personality, drawing review, processes knowledge
What kind of experience do you have in the industry.
The home assignment was made of 3 parts, the first part is learning their product a bit, second part was to identify bugs in demo environment. their part was to receive an incident email from a customer and answer it.
SQL analytics questions such as percentage etc
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