The people are very smart and work in teams very well. The people are very empowered and owners of their products/domains. There are a lot of tools and good practices to learn at Walmart. You can rotate to different teams if you talk with your boss and you are prepared, obviously.
This is not a 100% remote role, but the majority of the time we are working in home office mode.
Five-person interviews, with each interviewer asking between 2-4 questions. These are basic "Are you a good person?" type interviews. Would you tell on people? Pretty much, just answer like you're a brown-noser, and you'll make it in with no problems
The process was overall simple, not much more than your average software role. I liked the interviewers a lot; they were quite friendly and easy to talk to. It seemed like a good environment to work in.
1st round of interview: Basics of Java, data structures, SQL Programs on Java, RDBMS, OOP concepts. 1st round of interview: Basics of Java, data structures, SQL Programs on Java, RDBMS, OOP concepts. 1st round of interview: Basics of Java, data
Five-person interviews, with each interviewer asking between 2-4 questions. These are basic "Are you a good person?" type interviews. Would you tell on people? Pretty much, just answer like you're a brown-noser, and you'll make it in with no problems
The process was overall simple, not much more than your average software role. I liked the interviewers a lot; they were quite friendly and easy to talk to. It seemed like a good environment to work in.
1st round of interview: Basics of Java, data structures, SQL Programs on Java, RDBMS, OOP concepts. 1st round of interview: Basics of Java, data structures, SQL Programs on Java, RDBMS, OOP concepts. 1st round of interview: Basics of Java, data