POO, TDD, Design Patterns, Business, Ecommerce, Software Engineering, Microservices, Monolith, architecture, salesforce core, commerce cloud, revenue cloud, sales cloud, mule soft, information technology, Javascript, Java, Ajax, jquery, css, html, During an IT interview, you can expect to see questions that fall into three buckets: Questions about you — here, the interviewer wants to get a sense of your work style and abilities. Questions about the job and company — your responses to these questions can help reveal if you'll be a good fit with the company's culture. Technical questions — your answers will reveal your knowledge, problem-solving strategies, and give a sense of your on-the-job performance and how you will approach tasks from a technical perspective. See examples of the types of questions you'll get in these three categories.

Four consecutive rounds were taken with a break of 30 mins in-between. A bit exhaustive, but considering the scale at which they were hiring, it was worth it. 3 rounds were technical and 1 round was managerial.