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Updated
23 Feb 2024
Print Media Interview Experiences
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MIR SAYYAR
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Round 1 - HR
(2 Questions)
- Q1. Regarding my domin
- Q2. Visual Communication- include graphic designing
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Round 2 - Technical
(2 Questions)
- Q1. It was knowledge of softwares
- Q2. I performed a task on given software s
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Interview Preparation Tips
Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - 1. Build a Strong Portfolio: Showcase your best work in a well-organized portfolio. For UX/UI, include case studies highlighting your process, problem-solving skills, and the impact of your designs. For graphic design, include a variety of print materials such as brochures, posters, and packaging.
2. Stay Updated with Trends: Follow industry blogs, attend conferences, and participate in online forums to stay abreast of the latest trends and technologies in UX/UI and graphic design for print.
3. Master Design Tools: Become proficient in industry-standard design software such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), Sketch, Figma, or XD. Employers often look for candidates who can hit the ground running with these tools.
4. Understand User-Centered Design: In UX/UI, prioritize the user experience by understanding user needs, conducting research, creating wireframes and prototypes, and iterating based on feedback. Employers value designers who can create intuitive and user-friendly experiences.
5. Typography and Color Theory: Demonstrate your understanding of typography and color theory in your graphic design work. Show how you use fonts and colors effectively to convey messages and evoke emotions in print materials.
6. Collaboration and Communication Skills: Highlight your ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams, communicate design decisions effectively, and incorporate feedback from stakeholders into your designs.
7. Problem-Solving Abilities: Showcase your problem-solving skills by describing challenges you encountered during projects and how you overcame them. Employers value designers who can think critically and creatively to solve design problems.
8. Continuously Improve: Show that you're committed to growth and learning by taking online courses, attending workshops, and seeking feedback from peers and mentors to continuously improve your skills.
9. Customize Your Application Materials: Tailor your resume, cover letter, and portfolio to each job application to highlight the most relevant skills and experiences for the position.
10. Network: Build relationships with professionals in the industry through networking events, LinkedIn, and design communities. Sometimes, job opportunities arise through referrals or connections.
By focusing on these areas, you'll be better positioned to land job opportunities in UX/UI and graphic design for print. Good luck!
2. Stay Updated with Trends: Follow industry blogs, attend conferences, and participate in online forums to stay abreast of the latest trends and technologies in UX/UI and graphic design for print.
3. Master Design Tools: Become proficient in industry-standard design software such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), Sketch, Figma, or XD. Employers often look for candidates who can hit the ground running with these tools.
4. Understand User-Centered Design: In UX/UI, prioritize the user experience by understanding user needs, conducting research, creating wireframes and prototypes, and iterating based on feedback. Employers value designers who can create intuitive and user-friendly experiences.
5. Typography and Color Theory: Demonstrate your understanding of typography and color theory in your graphic design work. Show how you use fonts and colors effectively to convey messages and evoke emotions in print materials.
6. Collaboration and Communication Skills: Highlight your ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams, communicate design decisions effectively, and incorporate feedback from stakeholders into your designs.
7. Problem-Solving Abilities: Showcase your problem-solving skills by describing challenges you encountered during projects and how you overcame them. Employers value designers who can think critically and creatively to solve design problems.
8. Continuously Improve: Show that you're committed to growth and learning by taking online courses, attending workshops, and seeking feedback from peers and mentors to continuously improve your skills.
9. Customize Your Application Materials: Tailor your resume, cover letter, and portfolio to each job application to highlight the most relevant skills and experiences for the position.
10. Network: Build relationships with professionals in the industry through networking events, LinkedIn, and design communities. Sometimes, job opportunities arise through referrals or connections.
By focusing on these areas, you'll be better positioned to land job opportunities in UX/UI and graphic design for print. Good luck!
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I applied via Campus Placement
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: My resume had a couple of projects and a paper publication added to it, which was a part of my second year intern at TCS Innovation Labs.
Tips: I believe that the resume shortlist to appear for the test is just a formality and not a big deal to get through. Most of the students are allowed to appear for the test which is where, the main shortlisting occurs.
Although, the company does cut off people from certain departments. For example, none of the Agriculture and food engineering students were shortlisted for appearing for the test.
Also, from what I have heard, the company runs resumes through a program to take out the shortlist. Hence, certain key words such as "Scholar" or "Conference" may get you a good chance to get through the shortlisting.
Round: Test
Experience: The test is mainly quant based and how fast you can think and rationalize. They expect excellent speed; they ask you 20 questions to be answered in 30 minutes.
Tips: Normally, if a student is asked to appear for this right after his JEE examination, he would be able to get through it easily. But since our analytical thinking goes way down once we actually get in, it has to be worked upon again. I'd suggest you to solve all the quant questions of any CAT preparatory book for the American Express test. The test questions are quite similar to those that the CAT students prepare for.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: In general, the American Express interviews are considered to be pretty peaceful compared to the interviews of other companies. I was just asked about my work at TCS Innovation Labs and the paper I would be publishing based on that work and the courses I have done in Data Analytics and what all do I know in it. They do not test the knowledge you say you possess.
Tips: While I was preparing for my interview, I was told to read about Amex and its products. Secondly, and most importantly, I was aksed to read a lot about credit card frauds and suggest ways of preventing that. Even during my time, a lot of people were asked about this and judged severely on that. This is a must must if you would be appearing for its interview.
Also, you would do well if you are able to connect with the interviewer. For instance, if both of you have been a part of the same inter IIT or have the same tastes, etc.
Also, the interviews are that peaceful that you are able to direct the interview in your favour. There are certain parts of your CV that you can easily talk about and certain parts that you would want to avoid. If you are able to think on your feet, it is easy to re direct the interview in your favour and the things that you would like to talk about; in my case, it was my work at TCS.
Round: Puzzle Interview
Experience: The main decision whether you have to be taken in or not is decided in your first round of interview after which, the puzzle interview is just a formality and to find out whether you are able to think on your feet or not. Not a big deal, pretty easy.
Tips: Nothing to be worried about, the puzzles asked are pretty easy and most probably, you would have already heard them if you have a nag of solving puzzles.
General Tips: Do not worry or stress yourself much. The interview is pretty easy if you have an edge in the skills that the company wants. I had started studying Data Analytics in my second year summer vacations, just 1 hour a day for hardly about a month. Which gave me enough of an edge. The main hurdle lies in getting through the test round where about 300 people are simply cut off.
Skill Tips: You should be able to code efficiently. Knowledge in Python and SQL is a big plus.
Also, I had done a course on Coursera called "Machine Learning" of Stanford University. Today, the company does not expect a lot of knowledge in Data Analytics from students which is why this course gave me the edge I needed to get through the interview. It's a pretty easy course and not very demanding. I would recommend this if you want to find out even whether you'd be interested in Data Analytics or not.
I was asked about the things I know and whether I have ever implemented them.
Skills: Analytics And Coding
Duration: 2
College Name: IIT Kharagpur
Motivation: American Express is known to have a good working culture and is currently the third best company to work for in India. The internship stipend is largest compared to any other company in India along with accommodation and travel. The company has a well structured internship program and also has good challenging work to offer.
Funny Moments: After the test, I was not shortlisted for the interview round.. Which broke my heart.
Just after the presentation, I walked up to the person presenting and handed him a hard copy of my resume asking him to at least give me a shot at the interview if they think my profile is good enough.
I believe that this was a turning point of this entire experience. I believe, at that moment itself, I gained their favour to take me in. Which is probably why my interview was peaceful, which is probably why I could get through even though my interview was the last among a bunch of 25 students..
Experience: My resume had a couple of projects and a paper publication added to it, which was a part of my second year intern at TCS Innovation Labs.
Tips: I believe that the resume shortlist to appear for the test is just a formality and not a big deal to get through. Most of the students are allowed to appear for the test which is where, the main shortlisting occurs.
Although, the company does cut off people from certain departments. For example, none of the Agriculture and food engineering students were shortlisted for appearing for the test.
Also, from what I have heard, the company runs resumes through a program to take out the shortlist. Hence, certain key words such as "Scholar" or "Conference" may get you a good chance to get through the shortlisting.
Round: Test
Experience: The test is mainly quant based and how fast you can think and rationalize. They expect excellent speed; they ask you 20 questions to be answered in 30 minutes.
Tips: Normally, if a student is asked to appear for this right after his JEE examination, he would be able to get through it easily. But since our analytical thinking goes way down once we actually get in, it has to be worked upon again. I'd suggest you to solve all the quant questions of any CAT preparatory book for the American Express test. The test questions are quite similar to those that the CAT students prepare for.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: In general, the American Express interviews are considered to be pretty peaceful compared to the interviews of other companies. I was just asked about my work at TCS Innovation Labs and the paper I would be publishing based on that work and the courses I have done in Data Analytics and what all do I know in it. They do not test the knowledge you say you possess.
Tips: While I was preparing for my interview, I was told to read about Amex and its products. Secondly, and most importantly, I was aksed to read a lot about credit card frauds and suggest ways of preventing that. Even during my time, a lot of people were asked about this and judged severely on that. This is a must must if you would be appearing for its interview.
Also, you would do well if you are able to connect with the interviewer. For instance, if both of you have been a part of the same inter IIT or have the same tastes, etc.
Also, the interviews are that peaceful that you are able to direct the interview in your favour. There are certain parts of your CV that you can easily talk about and certain parts that you would want to avoid. If you are able to think on your feet, it is easy to re direct the interview in your favour and the things that you would like to talk about; in my case, it was my work at TCS.
Round: Puzzle Interview
Experience: The main decision whether you have to be taken in or not is decided in your first round of interview after which, the puzzle interview is just a formality and to find out whether you are able to think on your feet or not. Not a big deal, pretty easy.
Tips: Nothing to be worried about, the puzzles asked are pretty easy and most probably, you would have already heard them if you have a nag of solving puzzles.
General Tips: Do not worry or stress yourself much. The interview is pretty easy if you have an edge in the skills that the company wants. I had started studying Data Analytics in my second year summer vacations, just 1 hour a day for hardly about a month. Which gave me enough of an edge. The main hurdle lies in getting through the test round where about 300 people are simply cut off.
Skill Tips: You should be able to code efficiently. Knowledge in Python and SQL is a big plus.
Also, I had done a course on Coursera called "Machine Learning" of Stanford University. Today, the company does not expect a lot of knowledge in Data Analytics from students which is why this course gave me the edge I needed to get through the interview. It's a pretty easy course and not very demanding. I would recommend this if you want to find out even whether you'd be interested in Data Analytics or not.
I was asked about the things I know and whether I have ever implemented them.
Skills: Analytics And Coding
Duration: 2
College Name: IIT Kharagpur
Motivation: American Express is known to have a good working culture and is currently the third best company to work for in India. The internship stipend is largest compared to any other company in India along with accommodation and travel. The company has a well structured internship program and also has good challenging work to offer.
Funny Moments: After the test, I was not shortlisted for the interview round.. Which broke my heart.
Just after the presentation, I walked up to the person presenting and handed him a hard copy of my resume asking him to at least give me a shot at the interview if they think my profile is good enough.
I believe that this was a turning point of this entire experience. I believe, at that moment itself, I gained their favour to take me in. Which is probably why my interview was peaceful, which is probably why I could get through even though my interview was the last among a bunch of 25 students..
I was interviewed in Jan 2017.
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. 1. Why do you want to join Citi?
- Ans.
I want to join Citi because of its global presence, strong reputation, and opportunities for growth.
Citi is a global company with a presence in over 100 countries, which provides an opportunity to work with diverse teams and gain international exposure.
Citi has a strong reputation in the financial industry, known for its expertise and innovative solutions.
Citi offers excellent career development opportunities, includin...
- Q2. 2. Why do you want a career in banking? And not consulting or finance?
- Ans.
I am interested in a career in banking because of the opportunities for growth, the dynamic nature of the industry, and my passion for financial analysis.
Opportunities for growth: Banking offers a wide range of career paths and opportunities for advancement. I am excited about the potential to develop my skills and progress within the industry.
Dynamic nature of the industry: Banking is constantly evolving, with new tec...
- Q3. 3. How has the Indian Economy performed in the past 2 years?
- Ans.
The Indian economy has experienced mixed performance in the past 2 years.
GDP growth rate has fluctuated
Demonetization and GST implementation impacted the economy
Unemployment rate has been a concern
Inflation has remained relatively low
Foreign direct investment has increased
Agricultural sector faced challenges due to weather conditions
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: My resume had gotten shortlisted for the profile of an Analyst. This was the first stage.
Round: Group Discussion
Duration: 20 minutes
College Name: Lady Shri Ram College
Experience: My resume had gotten shortlisted for the profile of an Analyst. This was the first stage.
Round: Group Discussion
Duration: 20 minutes
College Name: Lady Shri Ram College
Sharat chandra
Interview Questionnaire
1 Question
- Q1. Asked many Dbsa questions. You need to be thorough about the joins in the databases.
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: Practice questions on Indiabix.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Operating Systems basics, Dbsa basics
General Tips: 1: Be Confident.
2: Keep Smiling.
3: Do not be Panic.
4: Remember they are here to hire you but not reject you.
5: Do not loose hope.
6: Believe at yourself.
7: Start preparing early.
8: Do demo interviews with your friend.
Skill Tips: Make sure you do a course on object oriented programming
Skills: C, Sql, Java
College Name: BITS PILANI
Motivation: Every body joins a comapny for making a software or earning money. But I was always motivated to MAKE MONEY. I have taken this job because they have very extensive work in Share Market and they have lots of MBA from IIM's, Lots of CAs, CS. Thats why i have choosen Edelweiss. I have rejected epic System USA for this profile.
Experience: Practice questions on Indiabix.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Operating Systems basics, Dbsa basics
General Tips: 1: Be Confident.
2: Keep Smiling.
3: Do not be Panic.
4: Remember they are here to hire you but not reject you.
5: Do not loose hope.
6: Believe at yourself.
7: Start preparing early.
8: Do demo interviews with your friend.
Skill Tips: Make sure you do a course on object oriented programming
Skills: C, Sql, Java
College Name: BITS PILANI
Motivation: Every body joins a comapny for making a software or earning money. But I was always motivated to MAKE MONEY. I have taken this job because they have very extensive work in Share Market and they have lots of MBA from IIM's, Lots of CAs, CS. Thats why i have choosen Edelweiss. I have rejected epic System USA for this profile.
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: There were 25 MCQs and 2 case studies (one was guesstimate and other was a strategy case).
Round: Other Interview
Experience: We had 4 rounds of interviews, each lasting for about 15 minutes. In each one, they asked something from the resume and some puzzles, probability questions and this was again because I told them I like Maths. Last one was telephonic and they asked me about my family background.
General Tips: Be yourself. Prepare everything from your resume. Take a good sleep before the interview. Don't pretend to be over-smart and DO NOT argue with them.
Skills: Puzzle solving skills, Probability
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Experience: There were 25 MCQs and 2 case studies (one was guesstimate and other was a strategy case).
Round: Other Interview
Experience: We had 4 rounds of interviews, each lasting for about 15 minutes. In each one, they asked something from the resume and some puzzles, probability questions and this was again because I told them I like Maths. Last one was telephonic and they asked me about my family background.
General Tips: Be yourself. Prepare everything from your resume. Take a good sleep before the interview. Don't pretend to be over-smart and DO NOT argue with them.
Skills: Puzzle solving skills, Probability
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Kautuk Kushansh
Interview Questionnaire
1 Question
- Q1. Probability based optimization problem
- Ans.
Probability based optimization problem
Probability based optimization problems involve finding the optimal solution considering uncertain outcomes
These problems often require the use of mathematical models and statistical analysis
Examples include portfolio optimization, resource allocation, and production planning
Solving such problems involves determining the probabilities of different outcomes and optimizing the decisi
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: Basic CAT level questions of Data Sufficiency
Tips: CAT preparation would help. Strong basics in High school mathematics needed, along with some smart thinking at times.
Duration: 30 minutes
Total Questions: 50
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: 15 minutes given for an almost impossible to get an answer problem. Later asked to explain your solution. The approach matters much much more than the final answer.
Tips: Be cool, think basics. Don't forget elementary things that units conversion, unitary methods, probability distributions etc. If while explaining, you realize you actually made a mistake while attempting the problem, acknowledge it and explain the correct approach from there on, rather than trying to disguise your mistake.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Things like, why Citi, prior experience with data analytics, examples from real life for mathematical concepts highlighted in Resume. Some general awareness related questions asked!
Tips: Be thorough through the resume. Act smart and reply what they want to hear. It's okay to ask them for a few minutes in case you want to think before answering something rather than mumbling what comes to your mind first!
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Again things like why Citi, why analytics. This round seemed more out of formality than for selection.
General Tips: Keep calm, and take the interview as a conversation - unless it's a stress interview. Always take your time and think before you answer anything rather than mumbling out the first thing that comes to your mind.
Skills: Probability, Statistics, Analytical skills
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Motivation: Needed a break into the Finance sector!
Experience: Basic CAT level questions of Data Sufficiency
Tips: CAT preparation would help. Strong basics in High school mathematics needed, along with some smart thinking at times.
Duration: 30 minutes
Total Questions: 50
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: 15 minutes given for an almost impossible to get an answer problem. Later asked to explain your solution. The approach matters much much more than the final answer.
Tips: Be cool, think basics. Don't forget elementary things that units conversion, unitary methods, probability distributions etc. If while explaining, you realize you actually made a mistake while attempting the problem, acknowledge it and explain the correct approach from there on, rather than trying to disguise your mistake.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Things like, why Citi, prior experience with data analytics, examples from real life for mathematical concepts highlighted in Resume. Some general awareness related questions asked!
Tips: Be thorough through the resume. Act smart and reply what they want to hear. It's okay to ask them for a few minutes in case you want to think before answering something rather than mumbling what comes to your mind first!
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Again things like why Citi, why analytics. This round seemed more out of formality than for selection.
General Tips: Keep calm, and take the interview as a conversation - unless it's a stress interview. Always take your time and think before you answer anything rather than mumbling out the first thing that comes to your mind.
Skills: Probability, Statistics, Analytical skills
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Motivation: Needed a break into the Finance sector!
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: There were 25 MCQs. This was followed by 2 case studies, one guess estimate and the other was strategy case.
Round: Interview
Experience: It was for about 15 minutes. There were 4 such rounds. Questions were asked from resume, Some puzzles and questions on probability were asked because I told them that I like mathematics.
Round: Interview
Experience: This was over the telephone. They asked about my family background.
General Tips: Be yourself. Prepare from your resume thoroughly.
Have enough sleep before your interview as this will affect your performance.
Do not pretend to be over-smart, and DO NOT argue.
And lastly, prepare well, as in the end, it will all seem worth your efforts.
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Experience: There were 25 MCQs. This was followed by 2 case studies, one guess estimate and the other was strategy case.
Round: Interview
Experience: It was for about 15 minutes. There were 4 such rounds. Questions were asked from resume, Some puzzles and questions on probability were asked because I told them that I like mathematics.
Round: Interview
Experience: This was over the telephone. They asked about my family background.
General Tips: Be yourself. Prepare from your resume thoroughly.
Have enough sleep before your interview as this will affect your performance.
Do not pretend to be over-smart, and DO NOT argue.
And lastly, prepare well, as in the end, it will all seem worth your efforts.
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: The test had 25 MCQs and 2 case studies, one guesstimate and the other was strategy case.
Total Questions: 25
Round: Other Interview
Experience: Had 4 rounds of interviews, of 15 minutes each.
Questions asked were from my resume, some puzzles and some questions on probability as I had mentioned my liking for maths.
Round: Other Interview
Experience: The last round was a telephonic one, where questions were asked about my family background.
General Tips: Prepare well from your resume. Rest well before your interview, it could affect your performance. And Do not to be over-smart. Do not argue with your interviewers.
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Experience: The test had 25 MCQs and 2 case studies, one guesstimate and the other was strategy case.
Total Questions: 25
Round: Other Interview
Experience: Had 4 rounds of interviews, of 15 minutes each.
Questions asked were from my resume, some puzzles and some questions on probability as I had mentioned my liking for maths.
Round: Other Interview
Experience: The last round was a telephonic one, where questions were asked about my family background.
General Tips: Prepare well from your resume. Rest well before your interview, it could affect your performance. And Do not to be over-smart. Do not argue with your interviewers.
College Name: IIT KANPUR
I was interviewed in Feb 2017.
Interview Questionnaire
5 Questions
- Q1. Tell us about yourself
- Ans.
I am a detail-oriented analyst with a strong background in data analysis and problem-solving skills.
I have a Bachelor's degree in Economics with a focus on statistical analysis
I have experience using various data analysis tools such as Excel, SQL, and Tableau
I have successfully completed projects that involved forecasting trends and identifying key insights from data
- Q2. Why this company
- Ans.
I chose this company because of its strong reputation, innovative projects, and commitment to employee growth.
Strong reputation in the industry
Innovative projects and technologies
Commitment to employee growth and development
- Q3. Which position are you interested in?
- Ans.
I am interested in the Analyst position.
Strong analytical skills
Experience with data analysis tools
Ability to interpret complex data
Excellent problem-solving abilities
- Q4. Any skills that you possess which resonates with the position you want?
- Ans.
I possess strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in data analysis tools.
Strong analytical skills demonstrated through previous data analysis projects
Attention to detail shown in accuracy of reports and presentations
Proficiency in data analysis tools such as Excel, SQL, and Tableau
- Q5. How many airplanes take off from the Delhi airport each day?
- Ans.
The number of airplanes taking off from Delhi airport daily is not available.
The exact number of airplanes taking off from Delhi airport each day is not publicly available.
The number of flights can vary depending on the day of the week and time of day.
Factors such as weather conditions and air traffic can also affect the number of flights.
However, Delhi airport is one of the busiest airports in India and handles a larg...
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Total Questions: 60
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Basic introduction. Some specific questions and you just need to make then understand who you are as a person
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Basic introduction. Some specific questions and you just need to make then understand who you are as a person
Skills: Communication And Confidence, Problem Solving Abilties
College Name: Lady Shri Ram College
Total Questions: 60
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Basic introduction. Some specific questions and you just need to make then understand who you are as a person
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Basic introduction. Some specific questions and you just need to make then understand who you are as a person
Skills: Communication And Confidence, Problem Solving Abilties
College Name: Lady Shri Ram College
I applied via Campus Placement
Interview Questionnaire
1 Question
- Q1. A question based on probability of maximizing profit
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: Easy, time was sufficient, Mostly Quantitative Aptitude
Tips: Chill and steam on till the end
Duration: 45 minutes
Total Questions: 15
Round: Puzzle Interview
Experience: Question was simple I forgot to take into account a factor in my equation but was able to correct my answer immediately upon given a hint
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Nothing special routine HR Questions
General Tips: Relax know yourself and your resume back and front
Skill Tips: A programming background helps
Skills: Quantitative Aptitude
Duration: 2
College Name: IIT Madras
Motivation: To get PPO and pursue an MBA abroad also the stipend is not bad
Funny Moments: When he asked me how much I wanted AmEx I told him that I told the Microsoft Interviewer that I would take an offer from AmEx irrespective. This was before I got interviewed for Microsoft.
PS I got offers from both AmEx and Microsoft
Experience: Easy, time was sufficient, Mostly Quantitative Aptitude
Tips: Chill and steam on till the end
Duration: 45 minutes
Total Questions: 15
Round: Puzzle Interview
Experience: Question was simple I forgot to take into account a factor in my equation but was able to correct my answer immediately upon given a hint
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Nothing special routine HR Questions
General Tips: Relax know yourself and your resume back and front
Skill Tips: A programming background helps
Skills: Quantitative Aptitude
Duration: 2
College Name: IIT Madras
Motivation: To get PPO and pursue an MBA abroad also the stipend is not bad
Funny Moments: When he asked me how much I wanted AmEx I told him that I told the Microsoft Interviewer that I would take an offer from AmEx irrespective. This was before I got interviewed for Microsoft.
PS I got offers from both AmEx and Microsoft
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