mthree Software Engineer interview experience

It started with the usual “tell me about yourself,” and then the questions connected back to my projects and what I was doing as part of the role. From there, I got into Spring basics like what a bean is, and how the singleton scope works in practice. I was also asked what it would take to prevent a singleton class from creating additional instances, and then I had to think through immutability when another instance exists inside a class.

The coding part came next: I explained and coded a merge sort solution, including walking through the logic rather than just writing code. After that, we