Deloitte

Junior Software Developer Interview Experience - Italy

November 15, 2021

Neutral ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Initial interview with HR, online technical test with a language of choice among Java, PHP, or SQL, and an always online English test. Final technical interview with the department manager.

Questions

Informational questions with HR.

Questions on OOP, SQL, patterns.

Technical interview.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 4 interview experiences for the Deloitte Junior Software Developer role in Italy.

Success Rate

0%

Pass Rate

Deloitte's interview process for their Junior Software Developer roles in Italy is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

Experience Rating

Positive50%

Neutral25%

Negative25%

Candidates reported having very good feelings for Deloitte's Junior Software Developer interview process in Italy.

Deloitte Work Experiences

Great Pay, Great Environment

Junior Software Developer • Former Employee

Thessaloníki, Western Macedonia, Greece

Pros: Well, it pays good, and the work environment is good.

Cons: Nothing at all it’s worth.

Great Pay, Great Environment

Junior Software Developer • Former Employee

Thessaloníki, Western Macedonia, Greece

Pros: Well, it pays good, and the work environment is good.

Cons: Nothing at all it’s worth.

Outdated Framework and Iffy Management

Junior Software Developer • Former Employee

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

November 19, 2020

Pros: Friendly coworkers. Even with remote work, it was easy to get in contact with fellow developers when you need help.

Cons: Mismanaged, I had way too much downtime, even when asking for more work. I went through months of having a very minimal amount of work to do. The framework we used was very old and hard to learn. Contract ended abruptly without any word about why it ended.

Outdated Framework and Iffy Management

Junior Software Developer • Former Employee

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

November 19, 2020

Pros: Friendly coworkers. Even with remote work, it was easy to get in contact with fellow developers when you need help.

Cons: Mismanaged, I had way too much downtime, even when asking for more work. I went through months of having a very minimal amount of work to do. The framework we used was very old and hard to learn. Contract ended abruptly without any word about why it ended.

People in tech are very competent, friendly, and responsive

Junior Software Developer • Current Employee

London, England, United Kingdom

Pros: - Many training certifications are paid for (AWS, MuleSoft, Java). - Great opportunities to learn a variety of different languages from projects. - Talented engineers and very friendly teams that I've worked with. - Use the latest technologies to tailor to client's needs.

Cons: - Some projects are too short; it is better to be on a long-term project in order to grow. - It is harder to navigate through the firm as a junior engineer; it's easier to get onto projects via networking. - You can sometimes be forced onto projects you don't want to be on because of billable time.

People in tech are very competent, friendly, and responsive

Junior Software Developer • Current Employee

London, England, United Kingdom

Pros: - Many training certifications are paid for (AWS, MuleSoft, Java). - Great opportunities to learn a variety of different languages from projects. - Talented engineers and very friendly teams that I've worked with. - Use the latest technologies to tailor to client's needs.

Cons: - Some projects are too short; it is better to be on a long-term project in order to grow. - It is harder to navigate through the firm as a junior engineer; it's easier to get onto projects via networking. - You can sometimes be forced onto projects you don't want to be on because of billable time.

Great Pay, Great Environment

Junior Software Developer • Former Employee

Thessaloníki, Western Macedonia, Greece

Pros: Well, it pays good, and the work environment is good.

Cons: Nothing at all it’s worth.

5.0
Great Pay, Great Environment
Junior Software Developer • Former Employee
Thessaloníki, Western Macedonia, Greece
April 10, 2024
Pros: Well, it pays good, and the work environment is good.
Cons: Nothing at all it’s worth.

Outdated Framework and Iffy Management

Junior Software Developer • Former Employee

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

November 19, 2020

Pros: Friendly coworkers. Even with remote work, it was easy to get in contact with fellow developers when you need help.

Cons: Mismanaged, I had way too much downtime, even when asking for more work. I went through months of having a very minimal amount of work to do. The framework we used was very old and hard to learn. Contract ended abruptly without any word about why it ended.

2.0
Outdated Framework and Iffy Management
Junior Software Developer • Former Employee
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
November 19, 2020
Pros: Friendly coworkers. Even with remote work, it was easy to get in contact with fellow developers when you need help.
Cons: Mismanaged, I had way too much downtime, even when asking for more work. I went through months of having a very minimal amount of work to do. The framework we used was very old and hard to learn. Contract ended abruptly without any word about why it ended.

People in tech are very competent, friendly, and responsive

Junior Software Developer • Current Employee

London, England, United Kingdom

Pros: - Many training certifications are paid for (AWS, MuleSoft, Java). - Great opportunities to learn a variety of different languages from projects. - Talented engineers and very friendly teams that I've worked with. - Use the latest technologies to tailor to client's needs.

Cons: - Some projects are too short; it is better to be on a long-term project in order to grow. - It is harder to navigate through the firm as a junior engineer; it's easier to get onto projects via networking. - You can sometimes be forced onto projects you don't want to be on because of billable time.

5.0
People in tech are very competent, friendly, and responsive
Junior Software Developer • Current Employee
London, England, United Kingdom
April 6, 2020
Pros: - Many training certifications are paid for (AWS, MuleSoft, Java). - Great opportunities to learn a variety of different languages from projects. - Talented engineers and very friendly teams that I've worked with. - Use the latest technologies to tailor to client's needs.
Cons: - Some projects are too short; it is better to be on a long-term project in order to grow. - It is harder to navigate through the firm as a junior engineer; it's easier to get onto projects via networking. - You can sometimes be forced onto projects you don't want to be on because of billable time.

Deloitte Interview Questions

Merge k Sorted Lists

You are given k sorted lists. Combine all of their elements into a single sorted list and return it.

Linked ListsArraysGreedy Algorithms

Two Sum

Find two numbers in a given array that add up to a specific target value, and return their indices. Essentially, you need to efficiently locate the pair that satisfies the sum requirement.

Valid Parentheses

Determine if a string containing parentheses is valid. A valid string has matching and properly nested opening and closing parentheses.

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