Hires just about everyone. If you managed to get through the application process, you will probably get hired.
Poor shift scheduling (8 hrs total between shifts). My back was killing me, but they still forced me to work, albeit with "lessened" responsibility.
I was rejected during the first test for Walmart, held on HackerEarth. There were 25 MCQs and 1 coding question. The coding question was based on the sum of the Fibonacci series. The objective questions covered logical reasoning, computer networks (
Good to moderate level questions were asked. The interview comprised of a coding round, which included dynamic programming and graph-related questions. Candidates were then asked to implement a linked list and a spanning tree in C++ or Java.
Applied for QA at walmart.com/jobs. In two weeks, I received a call from HR. The HR representative provided information about the job, including: * Location * Shift * Salary * Onsite interview I scheduled the onsite interview. The panel ha
I was rejected during the first test for Walmart, held on HackerEarth. There were 25 MCQs and 1 coding question. The coding question was based on the sum of the Fibonacci series. The objective questions covered logical reasoning, computer networks (
Good to moderate level questions were asked. The interview comprised of a coding round, which included dynamic programming and graph-related questions. Candidates were then asked to implement a linked list and a spanning tree in C++ or Java.
Applied for QA at walmart.com/jobs. In two weeks, I received a call from HR. The HR representative provided information about the job, including: * Location * Shift * Salary * Onsite interview I scheduled the onsite interview. The panel ha