Walmart Global Tech Software Engineer interview experience

No offer

Hard

Positive

United StatesPosted Feb 2025 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My process had a classic three-part structure that felt both demanding and simple to understand: a take-home assessment, a live coding interview, and then a mostly behavioral conversation with a few technical questions sprinkled in.

The take-home was the hardest part for me because it required real time and effort, not just quick problem-solving.

The live coding stage was LeetCode-style. It was straightforward in format—solve and communicate—but the questions still tested whether my problem-solving was solid under time pressure. After that, the final step leaned into how I worked in practice: behavioral questions first, with only limited technical follow-ups.

I didn’t receive an offer, but the overall arc made sense. My reflection was that the process wasn’t chaotic—it was just thorough, and the take-home made it feel

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