I received a call from CareerNet consultancy and was briefed about the opportunity.
Round 1 (Telephonic): This was very basic, as if they were asking easily searchable questions. Round 2 (F2F): Again, the same simple, easily searchable questions on Python and Selenium. Round 3 (F2F): Once again, the same questions. To make it different, they asked one coding question and a simple puzzle (also easily searchable!).
I answered all except one question: "Assume you opened a browser, went to the Google website, and searched a query. What processes happen in the back-end (Networking)?" (Again, a question about Google; perhaps they wanted to know more about Googling
).Important Note: "It's a startup, don't expect a good office/great minds/competitive salary!!!"
I was rejected because of my expected CTC.
Google Python and Selenium interview questions.
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