The first round was your usual Data Structures. They asked to solve in a TDD way, and it was a pair programming round. The round was conducted smoothly.
I had a very bad experience in the second round. I was asked to come at 9:00 AM on a weekday, but the round only started at 10:30 AM after the interviewer arrived. I was made to wait for the entire time. The round was very technology-specific. I was asked to work on an ongoing project using Python with a particular framework (this violates the very idea of microservices). I was again asked about my experience and for an introduction. Clearly, the interviewer hadn't gone through my CV. I had high expectations from the company, but they seem to be looking for specific technologies, like a service company.
I would only consider this company if you are desperate.
Custom implementation of a Set.
Implement a REST endpoint. Write some integration tests.
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Dell's interview process for their Software Engineer Ecommerce Microservices roles in Bengaluru, Karnataka is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Dell's Software Engineer Ecommerce Microservices interview process in Bengaluru, Karnataka.