Interview process was very smooth, had 1 technical round, followed by another which was a discussion based on my experience. Both went really well and got positive feedback as well. And that was it. Didn't get any official mail for a couple of weeks and finally got a rejection email after so many follow-ups. This was frustrating enough as it was never clearly mentioned that why my profile is not selected.
Then a couple of months passed and I got another call from Teradata HR that my profile is pending due to location constraints and if I agree to relocate then they can proceed. So I agreed but then again, no reply or any form of communication.
Overall worst interview experience. I was really looking forward to join but the post interview process was really unprofessional, which I never expected from Teradata.
Questions were based on core concepts and my experience.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Teradata Teradata Developer role in India.
Teradata's interview process for their Teradata Developer roles in India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Teradata's Teradata Developer interview process in India.