I applied online and, about a week later, I got a test link. I cleared that online test and then received a technical interview invite roughly a week after the test. The technical round itself ran about 1.5 hours and covered coding along with Linux and SQL topics; I answered most of the questions and felt like I was following along well enough to make my approach land.
After a day, I was invited for a managerial round, scheduled around five days out. On the interview day, HR called for basic details, including compensation details that were supposed to be discussed before scheduling the interview. During that call, I was told they were checking internally—then the managerial round got cancelled.
> 1 year
Difficult Positive Pune
My interview covered a pretty wide technical range. I got questions on DSA and also on Unix and SQL. I also discussed past experience that touched Java REST APIs, and there was a practical DSA question about mapping words in a sentence.
During the interview, they kept checking my understanding of time and space complexity, and I had to explain what automations I’d done in my previous work. I structured my answers using the STAR approach, and overall it felt like a good, respectful technical conversation.
> 1 year
Average Positive Bangalore Rural
I had an interview that felt grounded in my real work. We discussed my ongoing project—a gym application built using Spring—and then they dug into my …
> 1 year
Average Positive India
My interview started with a mobile screening and then moved into a technical interview. The questions were mainly around basic programming and SQL que…
> 1 year
Average Positive India
I went through a phone screening and then a technical interview that leaned heavily on Python and SQL. The questions were fairly basic—mostly programm…
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