Gotcha! Here’s a more sarcastic but slightly formal version — enough spice, but polished:
The interview at S&P Global wasn’t particularly difficult — fairly standard with a strong focus on OOPS, DBMS, Computer Networks, Operating Systems, and a few puzzles. I performed exceptionally well and even received very positive feedback from the interviewer, who mentioned I had aced the interview.
It was a diversity hiring round, so naturally, one would assume performance would play a key role. Interestingly though, someone who struggled to solve the puzzles and couldn’t confidently answer many of the questions ended up getting selected — while I, despite excelling in all aspects, was not.
Still trying to decode the selection criteria — perhaps they were hiring for a role where underperforming under pressure was the desired trait. 😂
I was asked about OOPS question, about my programming language,puzzles and all.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the S&P Global TechOps Engineer role in New Delhi, India.
S&P Global's interview process for their TechOps Engineer roles in New Delhi, India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for S&P Global's TechOps Engineer interview process in New Delhi, India.