I've been receiving numerous inquiries about the Karat interview process with Walmart, so I'd like to clarify the structure and what to expect:

Introduction (2 minutes): The interview starts with a brief 2-minute introduction where you'll have the chance to introduce yourself.

Verbal Discussion (10 minutes): Following the introduction, there's a 10-minute verbal discussion segment. You will be shown five topics, and you need to select two that you prefer. For each chosen topic, there will be six questions, but only three questions per category will be asked. This part evaluates your verbal communication skills and your knowledge on the selected topics.

Coding Segment (45 minutes): The bulk of the interview is dedicated to coding. It begins with an easy coding question. If you solve it successfully, you'll be given a medium difficulty question, and if that's solved as well, you'll advance to a hard question. This section tests your coding ability and problem-solving skills, adjusting the challenge based on your performance.

This detailed structure is not just an assessment but an actual interview process designed to evaluate various skills, including verbal communication, subject matter expertise, coding proficiency, and problem-solving capabilities under progressively challenging conditions.

Experience in creating data pipelines.