A very employee-friendly company.
I don't see any cons.
Talked to the Walmart team at the university career fair. The hiring manager asked a couple of questions. Got a call for the interview. Had two 45-minute technical interviews. The first interview questions were based on work experience-related tec
The interview went smoothly. It included standard technical questions with an emphasis on database internals, object-oriented design, Java, big data technologies, data structures, algorithms, coding and presentation, and problem-solving. The process
I applied through an employee referral. The technical round was straightforward, but the on-site interview was difficult. In the technical round, I was asked one data structure question (hashmap) and one algorithm question. During the on-site inter
Talked to the Walmart team at the university career fair. The hiring manager asked a couple of questions. Got a call for the interview. Had two 45-minute technical interviews. The first interview questions were based on work experience-related tec
The interview went smoothly. It included standard technical questions with an emphasis on database internals, object-oriented design, Java, big data technologies, data structures, algorithms, coding and presentation, and problem-solving. The process
I applied through an employee referral. The technical round was straightforward, but the on-site interview was difficult. In the technical round, I was asked one data structure question (hashmap) and one algorithm question. During the on-site inter