13 ASP.NET Interview Questions

13 ASP.NET Interview Questions 13 ASP.NET Interview Questions In case you're going to an ASP.NET meet, be prepared to get specialized. Look into the accompanying 13 ASP.NET inquiries to assist you with handling your next engineer gig. With a sound working information on the organization you're meeting with and its ASP.NET improvement group, you will be prepared to prepare for questions planned for evaluating your degree of ASP.NET experience and mastery. The best strategy, obviously, is to be set up to genuinely and precisely answer specialized inquiries dependent on your involvement with current or past programming positions. You ought to have the option to exhibit not just that you have the correct degree of ASP.NET know-how, however that you'd likewise be a solid match for their group. Readiness makes great You've handled the meeting and now it's down time. Be readied. Before you show up, ensure you are prepared to respond to these ASP.NET inquiries questions: What is the ASP.NET page life cycle? What is see state? Where is it put away? What are ASHX records? What does MVC depend on? What is the contrast between ASP.NET web structures and ASP.NET MVC? What is the contrast between ViewData, ViewBag and TempData? What is the ASP.NET MVC demand stream? What is an Action in ASP.NET MVC? What are Action Filters? Microsoft ASP.NET master Adam Tuliper prescribes that you likewise be set up to respond to inquiries concerning your interest in online designer networks and gatherings, questions explicit to the job you're applying for just as those identified with past ventures you've chipped away at. Questions may include: What's your specialized online nearness like? Have you added to StackOverflow or some other gathering? Do you have a blog? Do you ever tweet about innovation? Have you added to any CodePlex or GitHub ventures? Portray a past framework you've planned. Clarify the design. How might you plan framework X given X business situation, appropriate to [the present place of employment for which you are applying]? What zone of innovation do you feel is your most grounded and why? Additional credit: extra assets for your ASP.NET meet In the event that you've everything except aced the 13 ASP.NET inquiries above, look at our assets for capitalizing on ASP.NET. What's more, here are three additional assets for extra ASP.NET talk with arrangement: DevBistro offers .NET and ASP.NET inquiries addresses extending from fundamental to extreme, trailed by questions explicit to web application engineers, C# designers and that's only the tip of the iceberg. Shivprasad Koirala has shared many inquiries from genuine meetings in his book, .NET Interview Questions. Scott Hanselman records twelve ASP.NET inquiries addresses you could be asked dependent on his experience employing ASP.NET software engineers at Microsoft. Searching for designer employments? We can help: SEARCH TECH JOBS

How Trumps Executive Order Impacts Hiring, Visas and Immigration - Workology

How Trumps Executive Order Impacts Hiring, Visas and Immigration - Workology Understanding President Trumps Immigration Executive Order I spent much of yesterday like many in shock and trying to make sense of what I had seen on social media and the news. There were stories of airport protests, taxi strikes and families unable to be reunited with loved ones because of swift changes to our immigration law. And I went to bed reading a very strange White House press release detailing the removal of the U.S. Attorney General. Im not here to debate politics. I am here to make sense of all this and talk about how it impacts hiring, visas, employment and immigration issues. It just so happens that Workology is hosted a webinar on 2/16 discussing H-1B visa changes where we will also made time for discussing how the new executive order as well as future ones will impact the upcoming H-1B visa deadline.  We will be providing breaking insights and resources literally up to the minute when the webinar goes live. Understanding President Trumps Immigration Executive Order The Executive Order is titled, Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States.”  Its goal according to the document is to create visa reform especially from those countries that have known terrorists. The ban includes   Iraq, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen keeping individuals from these countries from entering the U.S. for a period of 90 days. The was released quickly and the country was expected to begin enforcing swiftly which caused for a great deal of commotion. There were many questions that were not clearly answered in the order including whether those who are legal citizens but are green card holders could enter the country.   The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a press release late Sunday stating that the order would not affect legal permanent residents, or green card holders. This seemed to clear up some of the confusion but not after Starbucks announced their commitment to hiring 10,000 immigrant workers and many companies in Silicon Valley who are focused on helping not just raise awareness but focus on a solution. Companies Reeling Over Immigration Executive Order Here are a list of companies that have publicly committed to the cause: Google has committed to setting up  $4 million  immigration fund More than 2,000 of Googles employees staged a walkout in their offices in protest of the ban Lyft will donate $1 million to the ACLU over the next four years #DeleteUber campaign started after Uber made announcement about eliminating surge fees to JFK airport over weekend Airbnb has offered free housing to anyone impacted by the travel ban Viber is offering free calls between the U.S. and the countries targeted by the travel ban A number of other companies have come out and expressed their concern with the changes. However, most organizations like Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Box are focused on providing information, resources and support for employees who are impacted by the executive order. How This Impacts Hiring, Employment and HR The executive order not only raises a lot of employment concerns but it also hints at a second executive order specifically targeting the L and H-1B visas. Some websites are suggesting that the second executive order will be released later this week. Even without the second executive order, hiring and HR is still impacted. Traveling to the U.S. is now more complex.  This is the understatement of the year. My assumption is that this ban will allow for new procedures to be unveiled for individuals who wish to enter the country legally to go through. I also assume that the process to enter the country especially if from one of the countries mentioned above will be more involved. There will likely be a creation of a visitor database that provides more in-depth information about travels as well as a fingerprint or other identification requirement. New requirements for work visas will be announced soon. Originally, I had stated that there would be no changes in H-1B visas this year because we are only two months away from the visa deadline. I was and am wrong.  There are a number of whispers around the internet of a second executive order being released later this week that will go into more detail on the subject of work visas including green cards, and H-1B visas that very well might impact the 2017 Visa submission process and lottery for H-1B. Hiring will become longer and more complex.  If visa numbers become even more limited in numbers, finding the right talent especially for those hard to fill roles will take longer and cost more money. Employers will need to fully explore other options some of which Im mentioning below. Companies will look at visa alternatives.  Common practices include setting up offices and business locations in other countries outside of the U.S. in part due to the executive order and proposed changes that are forthcoming. This is an option, however, like visas setting up a business in another country takes time. I believe this is something companies will be doing more of in the coming months and years. Retaining your STEM talent will become even more important.  This also goes without saying. Its always been important but the tightening of and changing of visa programs will make retention more important than ever. Focusing on training and development of employees and future candidates.  Companies will be investing in talent paying for employee college or training for specialized fields or looking at developing on the job training programs for U.S. permanent resident and eligible workers. Communicate to Your Employees Who Have Visas  Immediately Build and execute a communication plan for employees not only who have ties to the restricted countries but everyone who is employed by you that is on a visa or has a green card. This means a nicely worded email from the CEO and ongoing communication from HR and managers on how the organization is monitoring the situation. This is critical to keeping the fear and misinformation at bay. Resources and Experts to Watch If theres one thing I am not is an attorney. Ive spent the better part of 2 days reasons hundreds of articles and having a number of conversations with really smart people including some of the best immigration attorneys. Jon Velie.  Ive known Jon for 7 years having first met him on a plane ride. Jon has just finished authoring a book and is just published a concise article on his blog that provides some nice insights into the executive order. Click here. SHRMs coverage of the executive order. If there is one thing that SHRM is good at, its keeping information focused on the issue without veering off into politics. Heres one article of several that provides access to valuable resources for HR and talent acquisition professionals.  Click here. Jason Finkelman.  Jason is a regular contributor to this site. He is an immigration attorney in Austin and recently published a nice wrap up on LinkedIn that offers some good suggestions in terms of accelerating any immigration plans you may have. Click here. National news media coverage.  This story is all over the media making it extremely hard to really understand what is happening and getting to the bottom and heart of the matter.  The Atlantic  had one of the best pieces written that discusses the executive order and implications that isnt filled with legal speak and easy to read. Click here. Bloomberg has had great coverage as well. Click here. Visit our immigration resources.  The subject of immigration is one that I have been watching closely since before the presidential election. We will continue to cover it here as it impacts the global HR and workplace industry in unprecedented ways. Click here. What does all this mean for the employment and jobs markets? How quickly will visa changes in the second executive order go into effect? These are questions I cant yet answer, however, I have included a copy of the proposed executive order included below and as soon as I have more information, Ill be sharing what I can. Trumps Next Executive Order for Immigration by Jessica Miller-Merrell on Scribd

This is what an old bookshop knows and can teach us

This is the thing that an old bookshop knows and can educate us This is the thing that an old bookshop knows and can instruct us One of the favors of movement is the opportunity to find new things. Such was the situation as of late when my better half and I visited New Orleans for a couple of days.Basically an island between the Mississippi River and Lake Pontchartrain, New Orleans draws in more than 11 million guests every year.Travelers want the jazz, Creole food, culture, cafés, alcohol, diversion, gospel music, jazz burial services, Cafe Du Mond beignets, Mardi Gras, and more.Old bookshops in New Orleans, in any case, are likely not the top attractions.Illustrations and photos by John P. WeissThe day we showed up, my better half was sick and picked to rest in our lodging. I wandered out and found a superb coffeehouse, where I delighted in a latte and portrayed in my Moleskine notebook.A warm sparkle of lightWalking back to the Bourbon Orleans lodging, I walked around Orleans road and saw a lot of enormous, bolted up wooden entryways. The sign above them stated, Arcadian Books and Art Prints.I couldn't tel l if the shop was shut or totally bankrupt, however I recorded it. To be specific, since I love old, utilized bookshops.I came back to our lodging and discovered my significant other feeling good and prepared for supper. We took off, appreciated a fine feast and started walking around the French Quarter exhibitions (wide galleries) and trees decorated with pervasive Mardi Gras beads.We adjusted the corner and ended up on Orleans Avenue.Hey, I was here prior today, I said to my significant other. There's something I need to show you.We went across the road and I highlighted the old bookshop, realizing my better half cherished books considerably more than me. She smiled.The huge wooden entryways were open, the owner was remaining outside the passageway, and a warm shine of light was exuding from inside. It was getting nippy and we were glad to step inside.Elegant mayhem to it allWalking through the huge, wooden, entrance entryways resembled venturing back in time. Every last bit of th e inside was loaded up with old books and tight paths. There was rich confusion to it all.Precarious piles of books ascended surrounding us, similar to towers of overlooked words and abstract aspirations. Exploring the books and stopgap passageways was hard enough, however then more individuals indicated up.My spouse, encompassed by books.The smelly fragrance, dust and squeezed quarters felt like another time. Like a library or bookshop long forgotten.The extremely old books were concealed, their spreads blurred and pages weak. We passed over the residue and deliberately thumbed their pages. Their long sleep stirred, maybe they were thankful to see light on their pages? Definitely it felt like ages since they last experienced the enthusiasm of a peruser and the delight of satisfying their motivation again.The most noticeably terrible was the suicides I felt frustrated about the books and their common out of date quality. This period of advanced cells, PCs, tablets, and computerized interruptions has nearly rendered books as social ancient rarities. Interesting, simple compartments that hold data and substance from before the Internet.The most exceedingly awful was the suicides. The infrequent crashes from books, tired of their disregard and feeling of unimportance, as they dove from dusty racks to the jumbled burial ground beneath. Some landed decisively, in an honorable rest, while others lay spread, their spines agonizingly twisted and arched.In one corner, an electric fan was wedged between an entrance of books. It appeared to be a designing difficulty, however at that point, this was no standard spot of business. It might have come up short on the request and advancement of a Barnes Noble, however it held a sort of enchantment. As though phantoms of writers floated, as yet trusting their works would be found and loved.So nume rous books, so little time!There was each assortment and comprehensible kind to be found. Fiction, true to life, compelling artwork, instructional manuals, verse, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. There was additionally all way of old prints, on the dividers and floors. High contrast photos, craftsmanship, and pictures of the past. In a manner frequenting, however then pieces of New Orleans are popular for this.What an old bookshop knowsOld bookshops contain incalculable fortunes and shrewdness in case you're willing to invest energy looking around. Bookshops are not for hustling. Like a cozy move, they require your complete consideration, tolerance and a moderate hand.An old bookshop thinks about your agony since it contains books composed by writers who have been there. Creators who have lost mates, youngsters, and friends and family. Glance around and you'll presumably locate an overlooked, hound leafed duplicate of Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking.An old bookshop thinks about your blame since it has duplicates of Dante's Inferno, just as dusty backups like Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment and Toni Morrison's Beloved.An old bookshop thinks about affection in light of the fact that on its racks some place dwell Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, just as volumes by the Brontë sisters.Further guidance on adoration can be found in the jumbled verse segment, where Shakespeare, Neruda, Dickinson, Keats and more anticipate discovery.Don't be amazed to encounter a bookshop get-together. Maybe you've overlooked what Charlotte's Web intended to you until you see a drained old duplicate looking out from the kids' segment. The soul of E. B. White will most likely grin as you slip your old companion off the rack and thumb through its pages and illustrations.Handwritten notes in the marginsI recall when my Dad thought back about his childhood. How he and his family would accumulate around the radio after supper and tune in to programs.Dad, no doubt abou t it, I used to say.Well, Johnny, we didn't have TVs yet. They came later. Be that as it may, as it were, tuning in to the radio was progressively clear to us, since we utilized our minds, Dad said.I feel a similar path about books. By one way or another the scenes they summon in my psyche are better than Hollywood adjustments. CGI is no counterpart for the human imagination.Fast forward a lifetime and I'm informing my child regarding the high contrast TV I had in my youth bedroom.Black and white TV? my child would inquire. Was it broken?No, I stated, We just had one shading TV in those days. It was this enormous Zenith, and you needed to get up to physically change the stations. Every one of the five stations.I recall my child taking a gander at me the manner in which I used to take a gander at my dad. I'm certain he believes I'm a fossil.Thankfully, books have figured out how to hang on. For the present, anyway.There's something unique about their rawness. The manner in which they smell, and that fantastic strength in your grasp. Not at all like PC screens and tablets, book pages don't frown at you, causing eye strain.I kept huge numbers of my dad's books. Indeed, even now, long after his passing, I despite everything experience pages with his manually written notes in the edges. It's such a delight when I find them. It resembles a piece of my Dad's soul saying, Hello Johnny, I'm still here, associated with you, so don't worry.Being in the Arcadia Books and Art Prints store in New Orleans similarly affected me. Such a significant number of old books, with their accounts and writer's fantasies. Contemplations and thoughts from an earlier time, suspended in time, encased and encased in maturing covers and tired spines.Like my Dad's penmanship in the edges of old books, there are pearls to be found in old bookshops. The past wouldn't like to surrender the apparition without any problem. It despite everything has its intelligence, encounters, and messages for th is harried, present day world.Technology may change, however not the essential human condition. Our requirement for adoration, having a place, which means and importance continues down through the ages. It will keep on doing as such. Fortunately, drained books in old bookshops, similar to ancient rarities of the past, will be there to impart their astuteness to us.Their privileged insights for a superior life can be found and uncovered, however you better rush, before these stunning bookshops lock their entryways for good.I'm John P. Weiss. I draw unusual kid's shows, paint scenes and expound on life. Much obliged for reading!This article originally showed up on Medium.

How to Ruin Your Online Career Brand in a Nanosecond

Step by step instructions to Ruin Your Online Career Brand in a Nanosecond At this point you have likely heard the tale about Trina Thompson, the Monroe College graduate who is suing the school for the $70,000 she paid in educational cost since she hasnt discovered work since she got her lone wolves degree in April. A great part of the buzz around the story spins around analysis that Ms. Thompsons desires are unreasonable, she doesnt appear to have a grip of the ebb and flow monetary variables that could be influencing her pursuit of employment, she doesnt comprehend the subtleties of a powerful quest for new employment, she has a feeling of qualification, and her scholarly track record fails to measure up to a considerable lot of the other ongoing graduates she is contending against.But one theme that I havent heard individuals talking about is the way that Ms. Thompson, who likely had almost no online nearness before a week ago, presently has an unmistakable online presence50 pages on Google in factall of it devoted to this story and its greater part g enuinely negative inclusion. Overnight she has gone from a computerized obscure to what William Arruda and Kirsten Dixson, creators of Career Distinction, would call carefully dissed.People have short recollections, yet Google and other web indexes have changed all that. Its simple to find out about an individual and their past by doing a basic online hunt. What's more, leaders do this all the time. As an issue of fact, an ongoing Execunet study uncovered that 86% of enrollment specialists reviewed Googled applicants before calling them in for a meeting and 44% of those spotters wiped out up-and-comers dependent on data they got some answers concerning them online.With 50 pages of terrible press before her, it would seem that Ms. Thompson will have significantly more to fault for her slowed down quest for new employment than the apparent inaction of Monroe College.