Interview

 Give me brief Introduction about yourself.

 In which domain have you worked?
- IT Domain
 Who is your client?
- Cognizant (Implementation Partner)
 Have you worked with direct clients?
- 80% of requirements I get from cognizant and 20% from Direct
Clients (Microsoft, American Express, Google, Facebook).
 What are your Roles and Responsivities?
 How many Tax Terms do we have?
- C2C, W2 & 1099
 What is the difference b/w C2C and W2?
 What is 1099?
 How much work you had on C2C and W2?
 Name the Visas on which you have worked?
- H1B, H4-EAD, L2-EAD, TN, OPT-EAD, OPT-STEM-EAD.
 How will you identify whether H1B is genuine or fake?
- By checking candidates travel history on I-94 and by some visual
aspects of Visa like – (Candidate’s Name, DOB, Visa Expiry date)
 How many types of H1B are there?
- I-797A (If the candidate is in the USA and gets H1B)
- I-797B (If the candidate is out of USA and gets H1B)
- I-797C (It is just a Receipt / Document)
 Name the requirement on which you’ve worked
- Front End Java Developer, Back End Java Developer, Java Full Stack
Developer, BA (Business Analyst), QA (Quality Analyst), Dot Net
etc.
 Tell me the skills of Front End, Back End, Full Stack, BA, QA, Dot Net.
 How Many POs (Purchase Order) or Closure you have given in the last
company.
 What are the positions of these POs and skills of these positions?
 Latest Version of Java
  Project Manager vs. Program Manager
- Project Manager vs. Programming Manager
Project Manager
 Works on individual projects and
meet program objectives.
 It is for short term.
Coordinate work and organize
projects.
 Measured by success of individual
projects.
Programming Manager
 Works on multiple small projects.
 It is for long term.
 Implement strategies and overseas
collaboration.
 Measured by success of program
strategies.

- Front End vs. Back End

Front End Back End
 Part of Website that user can see and  User cannot see and interact with.
interact with.  Everything that happens in the
- GUI (Graphical User Interface) background can be attributed to the
- Text backend.
- Images
- Videos
- Design
 Visual aspect of the website that can
be seen and experienced by users are
front end.

 Business Analyst Vs. Business System Analyst

Business Analyst:
The Business Analyst’s main role is to understand the business processes and
procedures (how the business works) to identify the area of improvement (problem
areas) and finding suitable solutions. He gathers information, analyze it according to
business requirement.
It is related with business and understands the business.

Business System Analyst:

The system analyst’s main role is to understand the business requirement
(documented by Business Analyst). The System Analyst also help solve problems and
issues with existing system by doing research.
It is related with technologies and understands IT.
  UI (User Interface) Vs. UX (User Experience)
UI:
UI is the screen, Pages, and visual elements – like buttons and icons that enables a
person to interact with a product or service.
UX:
User Experience is the internal experience that a person has as he interacts with every
aspect of a company’s product and service

- Developer vs. Administrator

Developer
 Developer work on the product
primarily before the development
to product.
 A Developer is like a carpenter or
electrician in the construction
industry.
Administrator
 Administrator works primarily on
the product after it goes into
production.
 An Administrator is like a building
manager in a furnished building.

 What is the challenge that you faced as a recruiter?

- Yeah, there was a candidate and when I asked for his work
authorization and he told me he has H1B Visa but I had to verify
whether the visa was genuine or fake, so I told him to share his
passport details and he denied. so that became a challenge for me to
check his valid work authorization. That was a challenging scenario
for me.

 Name the operating systems.

- MS-DOS
- Microsoft Windows
- MacOS
- Ubuntu
- Linux
 Name the Web Servers.
- HTTP Server
- IBM
- Apache
- Tom Cat

 Name the Programming Languages

- C
- C++
- Java
- Python

 Name the Databases

- DB2
- Teradata
- MySQL
- Amazon DB
- Mango DB

 Cloud Computing Technologies

- Hadoop / Big Data
- Sales Force
- Amazon Web Service (AWS)
- Microsoft Azure
- Google App Engine

 Scripting Languages
- Java Script
- VB Script
- PHP
- Shell Script
- Ruby
- Python
 Software Development Life Cycle
- Designing
- Coding
- Testing
- Documentation

 ETL
- ETL stands for “extract, transform, load,” the three processes
that, in combination, move data from one database, multiple
databases, or other sources to a unified repository—typically a data
warehouse
o Informatica
o Data stage
o Tera data

 ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)

- SAP ERP
- Microsoft Dynamics
- Oracle
- Peoplesoft

 Android
- Android SDK
- Retro Fit
- Git
- Git hub
- Android Studios

 IOS
- Git
- Git Hub
- Puppet
- Fabric
Quality Analyst:
There are two types of testing:
1. Manual Testing
2. Automation Testing
Manual Testing:
- Black Box Testing
- White Box Testing
- Grey Box Testing
- Unit Testing
Automation Testing:
- Selenium
- Cucumber
- Agile
- JIRA
- Eclipse

 What is your current CTC?

o You can say 23k or 24k or 25k in hand (without any deductions).
o When you joined the company as a fresher, you were getting 18k
per month and after a few months when you gave 2 or 3 POs to
the company, you got the increment and your current CTC is
25k.

 What is your Expected Salary?

o My expected salary is 28k or 30k, (you can say as per your
confidence).

 Where is the head office of Hundred Hire?

o Chicago, Illinois

 What is name of your manager?

o Manish Verma
 COMPANY PROFILE (YOU WILL SHOW THE
EXPERIENCE OF)

Company Name – Hundred Hire Pvt. Ltd.

Address (in India) - D-9, Vyapar Marg, Block D, Sector 3, Noida,

Uttar Pradesh 201301
Headquarter or Address (in USA) – 700 W Madison Street Suite
1000 Chicago, IL 60601
Number of Employees – 40-50 Employees

Account Manager – Manish Verma

HR – Chanchal Sharma