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      Sharepoint/.NET Developer Interview

      Apr 25, 2013
      Anonymous Interview Candidate
      Declined offer
      Neutral experience
      Easy interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Multivision

      Interview

      Applied online and received an e-mail and phonecall the next day. First call was simply HR informing me to go to a work group at the office. At the office, each candidate took a written test about their programming knowledge (multiple choice, some questions were very ambiguous and oddly worded). A select few candidates were chosen for an in-person interview, including myself. I was asked about my history with Java, and only asked a single question about interfaces, then informed that there was no need for Java developers at the time, but with my background in C/C++, they would put me on Sharepoint. I was then brought back to HR to be given a contract to look over. The contract itself is pretty odd. I'd suggest looking it over because there's a lot of stuff that might be confusing unless you really pay attention. As an aside, I was confused why they continued to grab people with Java backgrounds for interviews even though they had no intention of filling those positions.

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      What must you do when you implement an interface?
      Answer question
      2

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