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OpenCraft Interview Information (Urgently Needed)
Submitted by remon_unleashed on Fri, 2007-02-09 17:12.
Hi all, I have interview in OpenCraft next Monday, is there anybody who could give me information about the interview? I mentioned in my resume that I want a position of a junior java programmer. |
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You can know information
You can know information from their website http://www.open-craft.com/ I don't know about the interviews there. But you are going to have entry level job, no experience required, except having good background and hands on software development.
Ahmed Hashim
Software Engineer
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Your interview at OpenCraft
Hi Remon,
Interviews at OpenCraft usually start with a discussion about your development background: university projects, training or part-time jobs. Then we go into the technical part:
1. An aptitude question that is non-software related, more like a puzzle.
2. A procedural programming question where you are asked to write a small function.
3. An object-oriented question where you are asked to write a OO subsystem.
4. A relational database question where you are asked to
design an ER schema and some SQL statements.
5. Some conceptual questions relating to Web development.
See you tomorrow!
Karim
It was not expected to get
It was not expected to get the answers from the interviewer :)
This give me a feeling that "We are one community". Java developers, job seekers and employers.
Ahmed Hashim
Software Engineer
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Me too !!!!
Me too, I was not expecting something like that to happen (actually I was a afraid of this to happen :) ).
I'd like to thank both mr.Karim and mr.Abdel-Karim for there kindness and their cool interview, regardless of being accepted or not, I am certain that I have benefited significantly from their discussion.
Thank you all