It starts with some basic Java/Springboot/Kafka (producer and consumer etc.) questions, and then use Google docs to write 3 Leetcode questions(Easy to Medium) about String and HashMaps. Took around 40 mins.
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Java/Springboot/Kafka (producer and consumer etc.)
Phone interview, followed by an in-person technical interview, followed by coding project, followed by another phone interview.
The coding project I was given like 3 days to complete and had to upload to Github
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- Given this incorrectly coded Javascript, please describe what is meant to be designed
- How do you reverse a string?
- What are the benefits of using React Native vs. Android native?
I interviewed at Walmart Global Tech (New York, NY)
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I passed all the interviews only to be told at the end that they didn't have the budget. It took about 2 months. It was probably delayed because of budgeting issues.
I interviewed at Walmart Global Tech (California City, CA)
Interview
My interview began with an introductory call with the hiring manager, followed by a technical round led by an engineering lead, who probed system design, coding approach, and problem-solving communication.
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Tell me about your work experience and how that aligns with our project ( he gave a brief about his work)
