A healthcare technology Business Analyst Interview Experience: microphone troubleshooting and SQL

My interview began with the usual conversation basics, then quickly became a mix of communication, role fit, and practical technical checks. I introduced myself, discussed what I enjoyed outside work, location preferences, whether I could handle shift work, and my willingness to relocate.

On the technical side, I was asked fundamentals and small scenario prompts. One question was what I would do if a microphone didn't turn on. There were also questions tied to the job description, coding and SQL topics, a problem like replacing vowels in a string, and other short logic checks.

The difficulty felt average. It wasn't impossible, but it wasn't an easy ride because the process kept mixing HR expectations with coding and database knowledge. I didn't receive an offer. What stayed with me was the expectation that I could move smoothly between communication questions and hands on technical problem solving.

Location: Coimbatore. Overall feedback: neutral. Offer status: no offer.