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Straight answers and interview preparation across SharePoint, the Power Platform, AI and Azure.
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RAG, evaluation, agents, cost and failure handling are where generative-AI interviews should go. These questions have follow-ups, and the strong answers are about engineering rather than about models.
Rajiv Kumar·May 20, 2026·6 min read
The questions that come up whenever a team starts building with language models: why it makes things up, whether to fine-tune, how much context to send, what it will cost, and how to know whether a change made things better.
Rajiv Kumar·May 6, 2026·6 min read
Azure interviews for Microsoft 365 roles should not be cloud-architect interviews. These questions test the identity model, integration choices and operational judgement that the work actually requires, with what a strong answer covers.
Rajiv Kumar·Apr 15, 2026·5 min read
Most Azure questions in a Microsoft 365 estate are identity questions wearing a disguise. Service principals, app roles, consent, managed identity and conditional access — answered with the reasoning that makes the answers reusable.
Rajiv Kumar·Apr 1, 2026·5 min read
Delegation, ALM, the security model and governance are where Power Platform interviews should go. These questions have follow-ups, and each one includes what a strong answer covers and what a memorised one misses.
Rajiv Kumar·Mar 18, 2026·5 min read
A reference for the Power Platform questions that recur: which app type to choose, what a premium connector really means, how environments should be arranged, and why a solution matters from the first day rather than the last.
Rajiv Kumar·Mar 4, 2026·5 min read
Most SharePoint interview lists test recall of facts a search engine returns instantly. These questions test whether someone has operated the platform — and each one includes what separates a real answer from a rehearsed one.
Rajiv Kumar·Feb 4, 2026·6 min read
A working reference for the SharePoint Online questions that come up over and over — storage, the list view threshold, versioning, deletion, permissions and sharing — with the reasoning behind each answer rather than just the answer.
Rajiv Kumar·Jan 28, 2026·6 min read
Error handling, caching, attachments, components, environment variables and elevated privileges — the Power Apps questions experienced candidates are actually asked, with answers that survive a follow-up.
Rajiv Kumar·Apr 15, 2024·6 min read
Scenario questions — a slow app, a lost form, records a user cannot see — test method rather than recall. Each of these has a wrong answer that sounds right, and the reasoning matters more than the specific fix.
Rajiv Kumar·Jan 13, 2021·5 min read
