My interview was more on the front-end development side (web development).

After an initial phone screen, where everything went pretty smooth, I was called onsite.

I had a total of 5 panels, and the people who interviewed were pretty cool.

My first interview was with the Director of the team, who asked me all non-technical questions. This was more about knowing my background and my past experience.

In my second round, I was interviewed by a UI designer who asked me questions related to UI design principles. It was not very difficult, and it was not a typical interview where people drill you with questions. I showed them my portfolio of what I did in my previous job and explained about them. Most of my time went in that, so there was not much time to have that question-answer thing!

Later, I was interviewed by my manager, which was a proper interview ;). He asked me almost about everything: right from back-end till the front-end, but the questions were very basic and straightforward.

My final interview was with a Senior Software Engineer, who asked me JavaScript and jQuery-related questions.

Overall, the interview went pretty well, and the people were pretty cool. You will not feel like you are getting drilled by a gazillion questions; it will be more of a conversation and discussion more than a Q&A round. So, be confident, get your portfolios, and be ready to explain everything from your resume!

All the best!