Microsoft Research Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Dot net oops question
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Q1. What us working of roles
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Roles in a working environment refer to the specific responsibilities and tasks assigned to individuals within a team or organization.
• Roles help define the scope of work for each team member

• Roles ensure that tasks are distributed effectively and efficiently

• Roles help establish accountability and clear expectations

• Examples: project manager, software developer, quality assurance tester
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Q2. What do you mean by azure
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Azure is a cloud computing platform by Microsoft.
• Cloud computing platform by Microsoft

• Offers services like virtual machines, databases, AI, etc.

• Allows for scalability and flexibility in IT infrastructure
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Q3. I purchase domain online
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Q4. Various services in Azure
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Azure offers a wide range of services for cloud computing, storage, networking, and more.
• Compute services like Virtual Machines, App Services, and Functions

• Storage services like Blob Storage, File Storage, and Data Lake Storage

• Networking services like Virtual Network, Load Balancer, and VPN Gateway

• Database services like SQL Database, Cosmos DB, and Redis Cache

• AI and Machine Learning services like Cognitive Services and...read more
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Q5. Good English work
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Coding tests are assessments that are designed to evaluate a developer's coding skills and aptitude.

A self-assessment is a process through which you can learn more about yourself and measure your growth.

Group discussion (GD) is a comprehensive technique to judge the suitability of an individual and his appropriateness for admission, scholarship, job, etc.

Q1. What feedback do you have for me?
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Constructive feedback can enhance communication and improve the interview process for future candidates.
• Consider providing more context about the role and responsibilities during the interview.

• Encourage candidates to ask questions to foster a two-way dialogue.

• Provide feedback on the interview process itself, such as timing and structure.
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Q2. How confident do you feel about where the company is going?
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I feel confident about the company's direction due to its strong leadership, innovative strategies, and positive growth trajectory.
• Strong leadership team in place

• Innovative strategies being implemented

• Positive growth trajectory evident in recent performance

• Clear vision and goals set by the company
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Q3. How long is a one-on-one interview? between 45 and 90 minutes
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A one-on-one interview typically lasts between 45 and 90 minutes.
• One-on-one interviews usually start with introductions and small talk to build rapport.

• The interviewer will then ask a series of questions to assess the candidate's qualifications and fit for the position.

• Candidates may also have the opportunity to ask questions about the role or company.

• The interview may end with a discussion of next steps or a timeline ...read more
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Q4. How long is a 1st interview?
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A first interview typically lasts between 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the role and company.
• Most first interviews are around 30-60 minutes long.

• For entry-level positions, interviews may be shorter, around 30 minutes.

• For more complex roles, interviews can extend to an hour or more.

• Example: A data entry operator interview may focus on skills and experience in the first 30 minutes.
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Q5. Are job interviews one-on-one?
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Q1. Explain how Spring Boot simplifies REST API development in Java?
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Spring Boot streamlines REST API development with minimal configuration and built-in features.
• Auto-configuration: Spring Boot automatically configures your application based on the dependencies present, reducing boilerplate code.

• Embedded Server: It comes with an embedded server (like Tomcat), allowing you to run your application without external server setup.

• Convention over Configuration: Spring Boot follows convention...read more
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Q2. How do you manage state in a React application connected to a java backend ?
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Managing state in a React app with a Java backend involves using state management libraries and API calls for data synchronization.
• Use React's built-in state management with hooks like useState and useEffect for local component state.

• For global state management, consider using Context API or libraries like Redux or MobX.

• Fetch data from the Java backend using Axios or Fetch API, and store it in the component state.

• Examp...read more
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Q3. What is the difference b/w SQL and NoSQL database, and when would you use each in a Java Full Stack Project ?
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Q4. How would you implement unit testing for a Java-based REST API
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Implementing unit testing for a Java-based REST API involves using frameworks like JUnit and Mockito to ensure code reliability.
• Use JUnit for writing test cases. Example: @Test public void testGetUser() { ... }

• Utilize Mockito to mock dependencies. Example: when(userService.getUser(anyLong())).thenReturn(mockUser);

• Test controller methods by simulating HTTP requests. Example: mockMvc.perform(get('/api/users/1')).andExpec...read more
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