Computer Specialist Interview Questions
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How do you think you would respond if, initially, you worked hard on a task and yet your superiors repeatedly asked you to redo and rewrite, would you be frustrated by this?
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On the same boat. I haven't heard back from Dallas neither. Did your status on USAjobs change with your tentative offer? Less
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I neither declined nor accepted the offer, as I have not heard back from USPTO. Hope to go back into the review and change that setting on the post. I understand the 10 week cycle and the expectation of getting back to candidates within two weeks, but I was specifically told otherwise for this round. And I would accept this job if I'm selected. Less
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Congrats on the interview. I had an interview on 12/7 too, for ChemEng in Alexandria. SPE I spoke with had said that I would hear back in two weeks; not sure if it's different depending on the job announcement/TC you applied to. Anyone else interview this week in Alexandria? Less
Why did I want to work for the company.
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And I like to helping people
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Because I have heard positive things about this company and would like to contribute to it. Less
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Because I have bills
My strengths and weaknesses
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My strength is Positive attitude and my weakness is i feel uncomfortable until finish my work Less
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My strength is my confidence and my weakness is feel uncomfortable until finish my work Less
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My strength is positive attitude and thinking and weakness is when I feel lonleyness Less
How many computer desktop you can assemble in 1 day with out an Operating System?
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30 to 50 unit no operating system if hardware is complete and ready to assemble
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20 or 30
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20 or 30
"What is the size of an integer on a 32-bit system?"
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Oldest job expected
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I am fresher
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I am fresher
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My oldest company is the best company but my goal is growth
this is moet important that the company must take some decesion to gave chance to talented student.
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compony can gave chance
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First of all it's most not Moet if you are looking for a talented people there are about 1.3 billion people living in India who are smart and better to think and give different ideas and no mention hard working Less
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Hardwork
How would you code up a custom rectangle detector?
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Hi... Could you plz explain what is a custom rectangle detector...I hav my interview with Amazon on monday ... plz help Less
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First of all, hough transformation can be used. just parametrize the representation for rectangle, but the parameter space is 4D. Second, line detection, followed by checking corner degree. In practice, I would use opencv's coutour fitting function to fit for quadrilateral, then check the angle. This works quite well. Less
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I would scan the image with a basic edge detection mask. Then I would scan to count the number of lines, keeping track of end points in pairs. Cases such as curves would also be found in this step and returned as not a rectangle. An analysis of basic trig with the points could then be performed in order to determine if the points form a rectangle. Once a rectangle is confirmed then you could use those points to display on the image the recognized rectangle. Or do whatever the reason for finding the rectangle was. Less
What thing about yourself other than experience and grades would make you a better candidate than the other people?
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The two answers above suck. Don't say them if you get an interview.
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This looks so good: bit.ly/faang100
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i believe in work not in words
Given a 2D grid consisting of links and vacancies represented by a 2D array and assume you can move from either down (j,k)->(j+1,k) or to the right (j,k)->(j,k+1) unless there is a vacancy
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Use recursion
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No well defined. Is the problem to find the shortest path to the right side or bottom or shortest path to the a particular location or to connect the most locations or what? Less
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given rectangle set (overlapped or not), calculate the overlapped areas. e.g., rect{ point upperleft; width, height; } Less