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First Round - Working of Hashmap, ArrayList Linked List, Java Basic questions Second Round - Coding Exercise - implement SecurityDataServices - Objective 1 1) SecurityServiceImpl - methods a)addSecurity(Security s) b)recordTick(long secID, Tick t), c)getPrice(Security s) d) getHistoricalPrice(Security S, TimeStamp asOfNow) 2)SecurityImpl - methods 1) getSecId() 2)getListTicks() 3)getCurrentPrice() 4)recordTick() 3) Tick Impl - methods 1) getPrice(), 2) getTimeStamp() Implement all these classes in 1.5 hr, Use multithreading, I used ConcurrentHashMap and CopyonwriteArraylist use atomic operations like putifAbsent() CodeReview questions - explain the flow of written code, explain java locks, write it using lambda expression, rewrite the code using locks 3rd round - behavioural questions - why do you want to join Sapient? extra activities apart from work? any technology that you follow?
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Senior Java Developer

Interviewed at Publicis Sapient

3.4
Feb 1, 2018

First Round - Working of Hashmap, ArrayList Linked List, Java Basic questions Second Round - Coding Exercise - implement SecurityDataServices - Objective 1 1) SecurityServiceImpl - methods a)addSecurity(Security s) b)recordTick(long secID, Tick t), c)getPrice(Security s) d) getHistoricalPrice(Security S, TimeStamp asOfNow) 2)SecurityImpl - methods 1) getSecId() 2)getListTicks() 3)getCurrentPrice() 4)recordTick() 3) Tick Impl - methods 1) getPrice(), 2) getTimeStamp() Implement all these classes in 1.5 hr, Use multithreading, I used ConcurrentHashMap and CopyonwriteArraylist use atomic operations like putifAbsent() CodeReview questions - explain the flow of written code, explain java locks, write it using lambda expression, rewrite the code using locks 3rd round - behavioural questions - why do you want to join Sapient? extra activities apart from work? any technology that you follow?

Onsite - 1. You have a computer with seven core cpu, you have a file and you have to read each line of the file, check if it has the word UPS in it, if so , then write it to a file, if there is no word as UPS in it, write that line to a different file. 2. An amount will be given as input. The amount will have some cents in change. So, for example $29.90. For the change, you have to start using the highest denomination and go to the lowest until the change value is completely met.
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Senior Applications Developer

Interviewed at UPS

3.4
Nov 29, 2017

Onsite - 1. You have a computer with seven core cpu, you have a file and you have to read each line of the file, check if it has the word UPS in it, if so , then write it to a file, if there is no word as UPS in it, write that line to a different file. 2. An amount will be given as input. The amount will have some cents in change. So, for example $29.90. For the change, you have to start using the highest denomination and go to the lowest until the change value is completely met.

1st phase 1st technical interview: Problem was that given a positive integer n print all distinct ordered sets of positive integer which have sum equal n. eg:- for n=2 output: { [1, 1] } for n=3 output: { [1, 1, 1], [1, 2], [2, 1] } for n=4 output: { [1, 1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 2], [1, 2, 1], [2, 1, 1], [2, 2], [1, 3], [3, 1] }
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Senior Software Engineer

Interviewed at Zenefits

3.8
May 27, 2015

1st phase 1st technical interview: Problem was that given a positive integer n print all distinct ordered sets of positive integer which have sum equal n. eg:- for n=2 output: { [1, 1] } for n=3 output: { [1, 1, 1], [1, 2], [2, 1] } for n=4 output: { [1, 1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 2], [1, 2, 1], [2, 1, 1], [2, 2], [1, 3], [3, 1] }

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