I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week.
Three sections: 1 - Test of Basic(more like above intermediate) Python knowledge, classes and their concept. 2 - DSA based problem solving/coding round 3 - Technical writing: Analysing AI generated content for accuracy, relevancy and correctness. Note: Although I might have not cleared the interview, the process seemed very fair and the interviewer as well was very humble, So no hard feelings. :)
Generators, Shallow vs Deep copy, Meta Classes, Decorators. DSA: Rotten oranges question (I was not able to code in time), I discussed with the interviewer post end of interview, my approach however was correct, I later googled and found this on LeetCode and other platforms. Technical writing: Analysing the output of AI generated content by Different Models, then you write (basically compare them) about it, based on the pointers they give.
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Turing Python Developer role in Bengaluru.
Turing's interview process for their Python Developer roles in Bengaluru is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Turing's Python Developer interview process in Bengaluru.