The interview experience was positive. I would rate it medium difficulty, with standard algorithm questions. As I was interviewing for a full-stack role, there were also some JavaScript UI questions. The process included one phone screen and six on-site interviews.
The lunch interview was strange. We got lunch from the food court to go and returned to the interview room. I never really got a chance to eat it because the interview started again immediately upon entering the room. I just managed a couple of bites when the interviewers switched.
After a week, the recruiter called me and said they wanted to move ahead. They asked about my current salary, etc. After I put forward my expected compensation, they told me they would get back to me, but they never did. After a few follow-up emails, I gave up. So, it seems what I have been reading on Glassdoor and Quora about Walmart Labs is true.
Overall, I felt the end negotiation was handled unprofessionally. I did not expect that from a big company like Walmart.
Merge N sorted arrays in Hadoop.
Time complexity.
Twitter-style feed UI.
The following metrics were computed from 8 interview experiences for the Walmart Senior Software Engineer role in San Bruno, California.
Walmart's interview process for their Senior Software Engineer roles in San Bruno, California is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having good feelings for Walmart's Senior Software Engineer interview process in San Bruno, California.