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I interviewed at Walmart Labs in February 2020. There were 4 interviews: 3 technical and 1 with the hiring manager. **First Round:** * Find the maximum element from a huge number of elements, which can be solved using a max heap. * Difference in ar
One of the worst interview procedures I have ever seen. HR is pathetic. I don't want to name that person here. Guys, know what you are hiring for first. Understand and talk to relevant people, at least within your teams or the tech managers. Tech
Worst experience ever. First round was good. The interviewer was polite and humble, and asked about Java 8 and Spring Boot. Second round was horrible! The interviewer joined 10 minutes late. He was very rude and impolite from the beginning of the
I interviewed at Walmart Labs in February 2020. There were 4 interviews: 3 technical and 1 with the hiring manager. **First Round:** * Find the maximum element from a huge number of elements, which can be solved using a max heap. * Difference in ar
One of the worst interview procedures I have ever seen. HR is pathetic. I don't want to name that person here. Guys, know what you are hiring for first. Understand and talk to relevant people, at least within your teams or the tech managers. Tech
Worst experience ever. First round was good. The interviewer was polite and humble, and asked about Java 8 and Spring Boot. Second round was horrible! The interviewer joined 10 minutes late. He was very rude and impolite from the beginning of the