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How to get short listed? most of the roles have a JD. Change your CV accordingly. Agencies short list candidates by those “key words” so if your CV contains those “key words” in JD, you will be short listed.
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Have a full knowledge of Java, Spring and its frameworks. How to define “full knowledge”, please see the below images.
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You can find a bunch of Java interview questions from web. However do you know what are those questions most probably being asked in your next interview? Every time after an interview, I logged down all the questions I was asked. After 10+ years of this “hard work”, I am able to tell the frequency of each Java interview questions. For instance for year 2018, “what is hashCode” is one of the fav questions, while no one will ask “what is difference between hashtable and hashmap”
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Hackerrank. More and more companies started to outsource the 1st round of tech interview to hackerrank. How to prepare?
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get familiar with hackerrank, the more familiar the better.
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there is a book called <Cracking the Coding Interview>, which is really helpful.
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get familiar with arrays and collections in Java, as I found a lot of questions are array and collections related. For instance if you know how to “Find Pairs Sum Equal To Given Number” then you will pass atlassian’s hackerrank test.
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you need to at least have THREE stories in your mind. Then write them down, tell them in your own word. The story needs to be followed the STAR pattern.https://careercenter.lehigh.edu/node/145
How to ace in a Java interview
19 Friday Oct 2018
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