Working at Visa is generally a good experience. The company offers good pay, employee benefits, and training opportunities. We have a gym, classes, and various events here.
The culture and structure at Visa are not diversified enough. Employees tend to refer their relatives and friends to the same team.
There was one interview, conducted onsite. It lasted about three hours. Three developers and two QA engineers asked questions, which covered Java technical topics, test scenarios, Selenium, and APIs. The interviewers were polite and friendly.
The process took 4 months. First got an OA, then a phone screen, followed by two rounds of a technical phone interview. Generally no very hard questions. The company didn't give me any feedback after the last interview. I have no idea what happened,
It's not too hard. They will go through your CV and check how much your experience matches their needs. There are four people to interview you, each for about 45 minutes. They will basically ask questions about what you have done and how you did it.
There was one interview, conducted onsite. It lasted about three hours. Three developers and two QA engineers asked questions, which covered Java technical topics, test scenarios, Selenium, and APIs. The interviewers were polite and friendly.
The process took 4 months. First got an OA, then a phone screen, followed by two rounds of a technical phone interview. Generally no very hard questions. The company didn't give me any feedback after the last interview. I have no idea what happened,
It's not too hard. They will go through your CV and check how much your experience matches their needs. There are four people to interview you, each for about 45 minutes. They will basically ask questions about what you have done and how you did it.