Globus Thenken Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Things we had faced that actually based on the situation basic that on that moment what you will do and how you will react on that moment . In BYJUS I will say that is a number 1 ad-tech company in world wide in currents and there is no competitor in the market and If you know in a better manner how to fight with the situation then its a best place for you because here you are seling concepts not a product .

Round: Test
Experience: It was and off campus drive, first round was written test on computer as MCQ.
Aptitude, reasoning, English and programming sudo codes.
60 questions 90 minutes.
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Total Questions: 60

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: It was a very interesting round, we were given sufficient time to think about topic.
First we were asked to speak individually on the topic ,later panel member asked is to make same topic as debate.
Tips: Don't sit silent, if you are not getting a chance to speak, you can interrupt to the people and seek a chance to put your point.
Duration: 30 minutes

Round: Technical + HR Interview
Tips: Be confident and tell the exact you know, don't try make customised concepts.
Try to drag interviewer towards the fields of your strength.

Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: Write your current job profile in details with all your work duties and responsibilities.

Round: Test
Experience: There were two rounds all together.1) First round was an online round.It has three divisions: i) Aptitude – 10 questions 30 mins 5 questions were of seating arrangements, 1 question in time and work, 1 Q in number series , other two i don’t remember. Around 7 to 8 questions are easily solvable.ii) Reasoning – 30 questions 40 mins5 Questions in Data interpretation (easy) , around 3 in Syllogism ( unexpected format of syllogism), Datasufficiency, and some more puzzle and logical questions.This section is again easy to clear.iii) Verbal – 40 questions 35 minsTwo passages, 5 questions in each ( bit time taking). Fill in the blanks, sentence correction, Theme detection, etcThis part is little confusing. Start doing the passage comprehension lastly as they are time consuming. In case of passages, first read the questions once and remember the key words, then move to the passage and find for answers. Over all aptitude and reasoning are easy but verbal is little confusing because mostly all the choices seems to be correct.

Round: HR Interview
Experience: 2) Second round was face to face. In this you may get technical questions or general questions or both, thusdepends on the HR. As I went inside, greeted the HR and he asked me to take my seat. Hr asked me to tell about myself. While I was describing, he stopped in between and asked how I’m managing with my long distance travel. Explained and continued telling about myself. I explained about my Mini projects. He was impressed with that and asked some questions in it. Then explained about my final year project and again he asked some details about my project. I was asked to draw the flow chart of my project. Asked about some software life cycle models and differenceamong each and then asked to explain the life cycle I used in my project. Explained. I was asked to write a SQL query.  Then asked about java , c and C++.  He asked how I managed doing all my mini projects in spite of long distance travel. Explained and he was impressed. At last he asked whether I have any questions. I asked him whether Infosys is working on mobile development and if not what are the other technologies. Hr explained. He also explained about his work. Since I know little bit about it I managed responding him with some questions related to his explanation. Then he said thank you and I too thanked and left the room. He was more experienced and polite. He was keen about mycommunication. I was not much nervous because the Interview was more like a conversation you can have with a knowledgeable person than like an interview. So I was comfortable enough to manage.  Key to clear Infosys HR round is communication and confidence.

College Name: ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI

Round: Other Interview
Experience: It was a video interview. The questions were displayed one by one. For each question, a fixed time was given (2 to 4 mins). The video response got recorded for each question
Tips: Dress well as someone will review the video later. Sit in a well lit room with a white background. Prepare Competency based questions well

Round: HR Interview
Experience: Typical HR round
Tips: At the end, when the interviewer says, "do you have any question for me", then always ask a relevant question.

Round: HR Interview
Experience: Again typical HR round
Tips: Prepare well about the company. That helps a lot in interview. Try to include what the company is doing in your answers. Should feel natural

Skills: Environmental Degradation

Round: Group Activity
Experience: We were a given a grammar test. There were 4 people other than me who had came for the same profile. But I was confident that I am gonna score well in the grammar test. I did score well.
Tips: Easy Grammar Preposition verb adverb noun pronoun. Just brush up you or mug up your old grammar books. And you will be able to clear it.

Round: Speaking on a topic
Experience: Then we had another round of speaking on a particular topic. My topic was " Why tenure is important in a company ". I gave my best answer and waited for the result. I cleared this round as well. This round totally depends on your knowledge about the topics.
Tips: Confidence and Words.

Round: Test
Experience: It was an online test.
There were some question related to Service Desk. Some were related to ITIL.
Some from Hardware / Networking. Technical Interview was a mess. Sometimes the questions were repetitive. I cleared the test as well.
Tips: Knowledge about the operations, ITIL , AD, Hardware and management helped me in clearing the test.
Duration: 50 minutes
Total Questions: -50

Skills: Intelligence, Reasoning Ability, Public Relations, Public Speaking Skills, Technical Questions, Technical Skills