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INFOSYS HR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS BE/BTECH 2020-21

INTERVIEW QUESTIONS







This year Infosys has combined the technical and HR interview into a common interview. It is the only interview and hence plays the crucial phase of Infosys placements. Following are the list of common questions asked in the HR interview of Infosys.

  1. Introduce yourself and tell us something apart from the Resume.

  2. Tell me about your family.

  3. What is your parents’ occupation? What is their job location?

  4. Do you live in a hostel or at home? OR Where do you live?

  5. Why have you applied at Infosys?

  6. Why do you want to work at our company?

  7. How do you get to know about our company?

  8. Tell us about the company and its positioning as compared to its competitors?

  9. Why do you think you are fit for our organization?

  10. What makes you stand out against all the other candidates?

  11. What technical/functional areas interest you most? What would you be passionate about working on? Why?

  12. Where would you like to work: software developing or software testing?

  13. Tell me how was your online test?

  14. If you had to wait for more than 5 hours for the interview, how would you feel?

  15. Where do you see yourself in 5/8-10 years from now?

  16. What are your strengths and weaknesses?

  17. Do you have any blind spots?  What are you doing to overcome them? 

  18. Which personal attributes do you have?

  19. Tell us about your hobbies. Which one is your favorite & why? What does it teach you?

  20. Who is your role model? What have you incorporated in your life from him/her?

  21. How would you describe your college life?

  22. Discuss the most stressful situation you have faced in college life.

  23. Which is the most recent project you have worked on (from resume)?

  24. Tell me one real time situation where you have emerged as a Leader?

  25. What Four things would make a good leader?

  26. What is your ultimate goal in life?

  27. What was the hardest experience you ever experienced?

  28. Are you a team player? Or Independent worker?

  29. Do you have an offer from any other organization?

  30. Where do you rate yourself (out of 10) as an engineer?

  31. Do you have any question for us?

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