I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Valtech (Montreal, QC) in Jul 2018
Interview
30 minute phone screening with HR followed by an on-site interview with 2 managers. The HR rep based in NYC was very professional, which gave me false assumption that the in-person interview would also be hosted by professionals. They were 30+ minutes late and they gave me a whirlwind tour of the office before we sat down to discuss the company or the position. It was probably the first time that these 2 guys had ever interviewed someone. They were very junior and clearly incompetent. Hardly any discussion on tech, it was mostly them trying to convince me that they're a legit company and that the reason no one has heard about them is because they're European. On top of a very shady interview, they were so arrogant that they didn't even give me the opportunity to decline an offer or next steps as they simply ceased communication. If you invite someone for an interview onsite, at least have the courtesy of following up. I've never even heard of this company before the interview and now I know why.
the interview started with a online assessment having various questions along 11 section throughout the test, for eg. os,microservices, java, networking, aptitude stuff, etc. then there was supposed to be shortlisting but sadly i wasnt shortlisted for the further process
Entrevista muito direto ao ponto e os passos do processo seletivo ficam muito claros, claro que o candidato já deve saber do uso de inglês durante a mesma, acredito que o processo é bem otimizado.
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Valtech (Bengaluru)
Interview
Only one technical round was conducted, where I was asked questions on DBMS, OOPs concepts, and coding problems like swapping numbers and implementing a frequency array. I was asked to write sql query.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
asked me difference between unique key and primary key