I had a coding round where the interviewer shared a common notepad. Guys, you can at least use CoderPad.

I was asked to implement a stack class, and then the interviewer kept on asking me to update it, like return responses in JSON and handle server failure cases, etc.

Guys, every automation framework is different, and you should not look for exact implementations as your company has.

Judge on a person's ability to understand a new company framework and mold their coding skills accordingly.

I have good automation skills, but I'm still wondering how you can judge on the basis of one problem.

I also shared my website, written in Python-Flask, to reconsider his judgment on my coding skills, but he was least interested.

I have had great experience in the payment gateway industry, but that also did not matter.

We always gave better consideration to someone having payment gateway experience since it takes 6-8 months for a new joiner to understand the domain, but it seemed this was irrelevant for Razorpay.

Q. Stack implementation and then return the highest number in O(1) complexity.