They asked a lot about algorithms (time and space complexity of basic problems) and a few questions on OOP. There was a very strange behavioral(?) question where we were told that given 9 balls of equal weight, one of them is actually a different weight. And with a scale that can weigh them, what is the minimum amount of steps it would take to find the one ball. I think even the interviewer was confused about this, he quickly moved on and said not to worry about it.
What are your professional strengths and what direction are you looking to build your career in?
What are your strengths? Explain your prior projects and the timelines? Would you be willing to relocate? A case study.
How would you persuade a customer to sign up for a credit card?
Tell me about a time when you had to do something that was out of your technical expertise and how did you accomplish this task?
Mostly i was asked HR questions and questions related to my projects
Describe a time you had to present several options to a customer and how the experience went and how did you sale them?
Since Macy's has not only sale goals for their associates, we also have credit card sign up goals, how would you as an employee, ask a customer to sign up for our card?
Describe a time you had to work as a team with coworkers to meet a specific goal, did you achieve it and how so?
How would you approach a customer and start selling to them?
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