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How many unique handshakes if each person in a group of 10 give handshakes out to each and every other individual. (a) 100 (b) 50 (c) 45 (d) 20 (e) 10
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true, or 9+8+7+...+2+1
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None of those answers are correct. The follow-up question should be are we assuming that each person is only using 1 hand? For example, if everyone is only giving handshakes left to left, or left to right or right to right or right to left? Granted left to right and right to left would be awkward. Less
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45. Imagine it as a polygon of side 10. Or draw out triangle, square, pentagon, and see the pattern yourself, if you don't know the algorithm. Less
Tell me more about your previous experience
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Around 5 years Experience in Software Testing Manual and Automation selenium
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Present i am working Unipoint IT Solution pvt Ltd
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I have Good Experience in banking domain and Hospital and ERP
Why do you want to work in Japan?
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They expect to answer anime so they can get you hooked. If your taking anime like drugs they won't need a reason to promote benefits, so you will loyally go into the pen house. They will try to set your salary exceptions low. Less
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So is anime good to tell them or not ?
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So is anime good to tell them or not ?
What is a VLAN and why is it used, what are the advantages and challenges. What is STP. Describe a time where you helped a peer who was struggling, what did you do to help and what was the outcome. What are some Linux Directories and their uses. Describe everything you know about the DHCP process. Group Policy fails on a client, how would you troubleshoot this. Describe your most technically challenging issue and how you solved it. What is the difference between a switch and a router. Name some TCP and UDP ports/uses. What is the OSI model and why is it used.
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Thanks m8, you really helped
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thank you for sacrificing yourself to help others! I was able to use your questions in preparation for my hirevue and have an onsite interview this upcoming monday. thanks again man! Less
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Im going to have a video interview next week as well via hirevue with the same position. Im interested to know what are the questions they've asked during your hirevue interview. I very much appreciate it! Less
What is a Wan/ Lan.
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Wide area network/local area network
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Wide area network/local area network
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Wan(wide area network) mean which network to city to city.local area network used in organisations like a company,market Less
Are you willing to stay in our company for later periods or were you planning on staying temporarily, for just a couple of months?
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I'm willing to stay as long as I earn some experience from this work and contribute to your company. I have the planned Master studies in Utrecht, Netherlands, though, so I plan to stop by internship a bit earlier so I can continue my further "upgrade". Less
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I am willing to stay as long. I want to long term planning to join company and settle in Belgrade. Less
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Im willing to stay for later period
Do you know Java?
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Yes.
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What other questions?
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What other questions did they asked you on technical interview?
Bob can make a cigar from 5 used butts of old cigars. If he has 25 cigar butts, how many cigars can he smoke?
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6. Makes 5, smokes them, makes 1 more with the remainder.
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Also, Bob definitely has cancer now
If you have a 5 gallon jug and a 3 gallon jug how do you get exactly 4 gallons?
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Fill the 3 gallon. Pour into the 5. Fill the 3 gallon again, pour into the 5. You now have a full 5 gallons and 1 gallon left in the 3 gallon. Dump the 5 gallon out. Pour the one gallon into the 5 gallon. Fill the 3 gallon and pour into the 5. You now have 4 gallons in the 5 gallon jug. Less
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Fill the 5 gallon jug and transfer the 3 gallon to 3 gallon jug, what remains in 5 gallon is 2 gallons . Collect this 2 gallon. repeat the same to collect another two gallon. Add the 2 gallon(collected)+ 2 gallon (later) = 4 gallon Less