Tech Mahindra company hiring java software engineer - freshers

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Tech Mahindra is looking to bring on new hires as Java software engineers. This job is open to recent college graduates of any major. Tech Mahindra wants to meet interested students at an upcoming off-campus hiring event.

Job Description :-

Company Name	Tech Mahindra
Job Role	java software engineer
Qualification	Any Degree
Experience	Freshers
Batch	Any Batch
Location	Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
CTC/Salary	Not Disclosed

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Tips for acing the job interview:-

Beforehand

– Learn about the company. Understand what they do, what they care about, all that. See what skills and stuff are needed for the actual job.

– Practice answering common questions like tell me about yourself and what are your strengths and weaknesses? Have real-life stories ready to go.

– Prepare some good questions to ask about the job, the team, training programs

– it shows you really want it.

– Have your elevator pitch down. A short spiel about your background and what you bring to the table.

– Dress to impress, even if the office is casual. Better overdressed than under.

During the Big Day

– Get there 10-15 minutes early in case anything makes you late. They notice punctuality.

– Smile, eye contact, solid handshake. Sit with good posture and lean in to show you’re engaged.

– Listen close to each question asked. Take a sec before answering if you need it. Don’t ramble, get to the point.

– Be cool answering tricky questions too. Stay calm, be honest if you’re unsure, and say how you’d figure it out.

Afterwards

– Send a thank you email expressing continued interest in the gig. Do this within 24 hours.

– Review how it went. What answers flowed well or needed polish? File it away for next time.

– Don’t bug them too much while they make a decision. If it’s been as long as they said the process takes, politely check in.

Eligibility / Qualification:-

Be really good at programming
Know SQL or PL SQL. Should be able to write tricky queries
Understand Unix and write Shell scripts
Be able to solve problems in development or production. See patterns, figure out why something went wrong, and give ideas to fix it.
Explain technical and functional stuff clearly to help App Dev teams and higher ups drive solutions
Know structured programming or object oriented languages – like Java
Know a scripting language – Shell script, Perl, Python, etc
Know SQL and PL/SQL

Roles and Responsibilities:-

Design and build top notch Java apps for the company. Work with other teams to figure out what’s most important to work on next.
Come up with good ways of doing things that the whole company can use. Look at code with my team to make it better.
Do research to find answers and make new tech stuff when there are problems