Hello folks,

As many of you were curious about my Walmart interview process, here it is.

I received a call from the recruiter asking about a job opportunity. I was so happy at that moment and said, 'YES, YES, I am looking for a job change.' At that time, I was also serving my notice period.

I interviewed for the SAP Full Stack Developer role. From here on, my resume was shortlisted, and I got a call scheduling my interview.

Some people might think it was a random interview, but deep inside, I only knew how important this was for me.

In Walmart, I went through 4 rounds:

• ROUND 1: This was a pure technical round where they asked me questions about core ABAP and OOPS, as well as questions from UI5 and Fiori. The interviewer was a very humble person, and I was satisfied with my performance. Even after two sleepless nights, I could do it.

  Tick tock, tick tock... The wait was over, and I got a call from the recruiter that I had cleared Round 1 and we would be proceeding further.

• ROUND 2: This was again a technical round. The interview started with ABAP questions, and eventually, I realized it was a coding round.

  She asked me to write a report for fetching PO details using the singleton concept. It took me 30 minutes to write and execute it without any errors! I was so happy that I could successfully execute it. She then went through my code again and asked some questions about the code I had written.

  Tick tock, tick tock... I was shocked! I had cleared the round, and my next round was scheduled for the next day.

• ROUND 3: Managerial round. In this particular round, the manager of the project for which they were hiring asked me about my previous organization, my experience, and different types of work I had done, along with some behavioral questions.

  Tick, tick, tick tock... OMG! I cleared this one too.

• ROUND 4: HR round. All the salary discussions and benefits were explained to me. The dopamine in my body gave me a feeling of happiness that was beyond explanation.

  Tick tock, tick tock... On August 2nd, I joined Walmart!

NOTE: All rounds were conducted for around 60-90 minutes.

P.S. - "Where there is a will, there's a way." I was so sure this was going to be just some interview experience, but here I am, now employed by Walmart.

So, guys, whenever you get a chance, don't take it for granted. Just give your 100%; you never know where your stars will take you.

I hope this will help. Thank you for reading. :)

If you get multiple work, how will you handle which one to do first?