I applied through college or university. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Walmart (Bengaluru) in Jul 2019
Interview
It consisted of 3 technical round + 1 managerial round + 1 HR round.
First round was conducted on hacker rank. And some 30 were shortlisted for next round.
Package offered was 18.5 lpa.
Interview questions [5]
Question 1
first technical round consisted of 25 mcqs ( from os,java,oops , database, aptitude) + 1 coding question.
you have to complete it within 1 HR.
2 nd tech round - (60 min)
1. remove duplicate in linked list (write code)
2. first non repeating char in string (code)
3.discussion about hashmap and internal implementation
4. discussion about hashcode() and equal method in java.
5. questions on java collections
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Walmart (Sunnyvale, CA) in Jun 2019
Interview
I applied through employee's referral. The technical round was straightforward but on-site was difficult. In the technical round, one data structure questions, i.e., hashmap, one algorithm question, were asked. In on-site, I had algorithm related questions and went over resume together. Third and fourth round were design questions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Data structures, hashmap, and algorithm question in technical round. DP question in on-site.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Walmart (Carlsbad, CA) in Jun 2019
Interview
The first interview was a live online coding challenge, I had the question about how to get the least amount of coins for giving change.
After that, I had a 5-6 hour in person interview on the Carlsbad campus. Two of the interviewers were remote from the Sunnyvale office. All of them had you do whiteboarding/live coding session. Questions included:
- Networking / how does the internet work
- Fibonacci using recursion and not using recursion
- Currying
- Closures
- Find the highest and lowest sum out of an array
- Using reduce to change an array of objects to one object
- shuffle a deck of cards
- Implement your own forEach
- Performance of JS array functions
- How do you think Youtube works?
Overall I thought it was not too bad, I thought I did well. I was kind of surprised when I didn't get an offer. There was one interviewer that I think didn't like me, he was condescending and bad at communicating. I would ask him what he wanted, he would give me a one word answer, and when I tried to continue he would tell me "no not that way". And when I didn't know something, I admitted it, but he wouldn't move on from there.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
- Networking / how does the internet work
- Fibonacci using recursion and not using recursion
- Currying
- Closures
- Find the highest and lowest sum out of an array
- Using reduce to change an array of objects to one object
- shuffle a deck of cards
- Implement your own forEach
- Performance of JS array functions
- How do you think Youtube works?