Book Review :: Java/J2EE Job Interview Companion Aasim Naseem, May 13, 2010 | Read Count: 15,494May 5, 2025 Category: My Tutorials > JavaJava/J2EE Job Interview Companion is book having 400+ Java/J2EE Interview questions with clear and concise answers for: job seekers (junior/senior developers, architects, team/technical leads), promotion seekers, pro-activelearners and interviewers. Free download Lulu top 100 best seller. Increase your earning potential by learning, applying and succeeding. Learn the fundamentals relating to Java/J2EE in an easy to understand questions and answers approach. Covers 400+ popular interview Q&A with lots of diagrams, examples, code snippets, cross referencing and comparisons. This is not only an interview guide but also a quick reference guide, a refresher material and a roadmap covering a wide range of Java/J2EE related topics. In a glance In its own ethics this is a very unique book. Though there are tons of internet sites listing the j2ee interview questions, the author of this book has taken great effort and care to list the questions and answers. The book leaves no topics un-turned. Gives very clear and short explanations for every topic and questions and goes through in-detail if needed. The answers were followed by neat images if necessary, which many other site/book doesn’t. This book will certainly help both the interview host and attendee. I liked the chapters related to Design patterns, WebSerivces and Testing, which you may not find other books/sites. Very well organized for quick interview preparation as well. The advantages and disadvantages of each piece of j2ee are discussed. Section 3 of this book “how would you go about…” is very well written and each question were the real ones that you will come across in technical interview. Reading this book will sure give you confidence for answering the questions that were not covered in this book for brevity reasons. A best bet for preparing j2ee technical interview and its worth buying. I have upload this book to my ftp … you can download it from here. or direct link is http://iainteractive.pk/ftp/Document.pdf Get knowledge and spread … Have a nice day Author Profile Aasim Naseem Hey, Thanks for your interest. I’m a PMP, AWS Solutions Architect, and Scrum Master certified professional with 17+ years of hands-on experience leading projects, building teams, and helping organizations deliver software solutions better, faster, and smarter. Outside of work, I’ve got a deep curiosity for history — especially ancient civilizations like Egypt. I also enjoy reflecting on the everyday moments that shape how we live and work. This blog is my space to share insights, lessons, and thoughts from both my professional journey and personal interests. Thanks for reading — and I hope you will find something here that matches your interest. Latest entries IslamJune 6, 2025 | Read Count: 282Economic impact of Eid-ul-Adha PMP CertificationMay 23, 2025 | Read Count: 492Best PMP Study Resources for 2025 (Books, Courses, Tools & More) Agile & FrameworksMay 7, 2025 | Read Count: 462Agile vs Scrum: Finally Understanding the Difference Agile & FrameworksApril 25, 2025 | Read Count: 493When Not To Use Agile: 5 Signs You Need a Different Approach Java My Bookshelf Book Reviewinterview Q&AJ2EEJava/J2EE Job Interview Companion
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