Applied through an online job portal, I initially received an email stating my profile had been shortlisted and I would soon receive an online test link. However, I received this link only after sending multiple emails and reminders. After two weeks, I finally received the link for the online test, which consisted of two parts: Aptitude and Programming.

I cleared both tests and received an email to schedule an interview on a weekday. A few weeks later, I managed to take leave from my office and attended the interview on a weekday.

1st Round: I was asked for a basic introduction, details about my projects, and the programming language I was comfortable with. I responded with "Java," and the interview continued with Data Structures and Algorithms questions. These included questions on Linked Lists (which I couldn't answer), the Dutch National Flag algorithm (which I managed to write), and other basic puzzles and some Linux commands.

2nd Round: This round was similar to the first, with only a few different questions.

Later, I was asked to wait at the reception for further information. At that point, I was unaware that only having two rounds meant I was not selected. I waited, and they informed me that they would communicate further information via email. I contacted a friend who works at Adobe, and they clarified that if I were to be selected, all four rounds (as initially stated there would be four!) would have been conducted on the same day.

To swap the adjacent elements of a Linked List.