Round 1
Questions:
- Online Coding Assessment on Hackerrank
- The assessment consisted of three questions, categorized by difficulty:
- Easy: Focused on basic implementation problems.
- Medium: Required knowledge of heaps and a greedy approach.
- Hard: Centered on graphs, specifically using Disjoint Set Union (DSU).
Candidate's Approach
No approach provided.
Interviewer's Feedback
No feedback provided.
Round 2
Questions:
- Technical Interview on Hackerrank (CodePair)
- This round involved two coding problems with detailed problem statements:
- Question 1: Based on number theory.
- Question 2: Involved bit manipulation and arrays.
- Candidates were required to write fully functional code, ensuring it passed all test cases. Additionally, the interviewer asked for time and space complexity analysis.
Candidate's Approach
No approach provided.
Interviewer's Feedback
No feedback provided.
Round 3
Questions:
- Pseudo-code Round on Hackerrank
- In this round, candidates were asked to write only the pseudo-code:
- Question 1: A recursion and backtracking problem.
- Question 2: A challenging geometry problem (Difficult to solve without prior practice in geometry-based algorithms).
- Question 3: A graph problem involving connected components.
Candidate's Approach
No approach provided.
Interviewer's Feedback
No feedback provided.
Round 4
Questions:
- Managerial Round (Onsite in Chennai)
- This round focused on discussing the resume, work experience, tech stack, and career goals.
- Technical Design Question: Design a microservices system integrating Kafka.
- Follow-up: Explain Kafka's internal working.
Candidate's Approach
No approach provided.
Interviewer's Feedback
No feedback provided.
Round 5
Questions:
- HR Interview (Onsite in Chennai)
- Typical HR questions related to personal background, strengths, and career aspirations.
Candidate's Approach
No approach provided.
Interviewer's Feedback
No feedback provided.
Verdict: Selected