They mainly test your programming skills, if you are given code to write some like generate the words from abc and other stuff , if you remember your fresher mind set preparing for programs you can crack it all depends on what program you get nothing specific to your technical experience , I am not saying it is good or bad but I can say you can not just access just by one program , it is better to practical and questions specific to real time experience. All this code is available in net.
Do you have a problem being managed (closely) ?
What was my programming experience
What are you most proud of working on so far?
Can you share your business plan? Can you share your goals in this role? What's your experience in technology sales? What would you like to get out of CDW? Can you explain XYZ (depending on your role)?
What made you interested in BECU?
How would I explain how a certain part of the machine works to a client that has called for help.
Have you worked with any design patterns "other than Factory, Builder and Singleton?"
Name the 4 most important financial statements and their uses.
The most difficult question asked of me was what would I do if a computer powered off and wouldn't power back on. The only other technical question asked was if I knew how to unlock accounts via Active Directory
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