Learning is awesome here in Walmart.
There are no cons as such.
Interview wait time was long. I waited for at least 3 hours between and before the rounds. It consisted of 4 rounds. The first two concentrated on Java, algorithms, and data structures, and the remaining two focused on framework design patterns and b
The interview process was pretty average. The selection depended on the interviewer you were assigned to. If you were lucky, you were just asked questions about your project; otherwise, you were asked to code.
I was contacted via a headhunter and had an initial telephonic interview. This was followed by a day of on-site interviews, which included: * One technical round. * One with the hiring manager. * One with the director of the organization.
Interview wait time was long. I waited for at least 3 hours between and before the rounds. It consisted of 4 rounds. The first two concentrated on Java, algorithms, and data structures, and the remaining two focused on framework design patterns and b
The interview process was pretty average. The selection depended on the interviewer you were assigned to. If you were lucky, you were just asked questions about your project; otherwise, you were asked to code.
I was contacted via a headhunter and had an initial telephonic interview. This was followed by a day of on-site interviews, which included: * One technical round. * One with the hiring manager. * One with the director of the organization.