Preparing for Interviews: What Interviewers Expect from Experienced Candidates
Learn what interviewers expect from experienced candidates in job interviews, including questions about their recent projects, programming language basics, and data structures and algorithms.
Q. What Interviewer wants ?
Everyone always have questions in there mind what kind of Question people ask from Experience candidate their recent Projects, Basics, Advance or DS & Algo.
A. An Experience Candidate.
Wait wait, I am saying that they are seeing you that you have spent 1–2 years in Industry so what you have learned from there.
Now what you have learned you already have implemented those things so you are able to understand the usage of that or not, or you just doing it for saving your job.
Now let’s look what I am actually trying to say, I have listed things you should work before going for Interview
Basics
In the First round of Interview The utmost important things is the “Basics” you must know about the basics of the Programming language you are using, Mark my words Programming language not the Framework, for example
- Javascript for React , React Native, Angular, Vue etc developer.
- Java for Spring boot , Android etc developers
- Python for Django, flask etc developers.
so you must have to prepare the basics of you respective framework you are working on.
You Recent Project
You’ll likely be asked questions about your recent projects, such as what your role was, how you tackled challenges, and what you learned from the project. Be ready to provide detailed answers and showcase your expertise.
DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms)
Data structures and algorithms (DSA) can be a challenging topic for many, but it’s important to prepare for this round of interviews. Front-end developers can expect easier DSA questions, while back-end developers may be asked more complex questions. Common DSA questions include how to find duplicates in an array or how ArrayList, LinkedList, Stack, Queue, and HashMap work.
Most Asked DSA question: How to find duplicate from an Array , or variant of this. I have en-counted this questions many times.
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