Digital Green Interview Questions

In person or online interview would be possible. The questions were clear, simple and answerable. I have also questioned a number of questions by about four management committees. Each and every person or committees has been asked me at least four questions and I have been clearly and answered to the point. I was very much happy with the interview but still didn't get any call or feedback.

Applied online, and heard back pretty quickly. I interviewed with one of leadership team online. We had a good conversation, but I never heard back one way or the other.

Terrible company, liars, manipulators and unprofessional. They have hiring managers who do not work for their company. They do not like hiring Americans because they are to blunt. They also lie in the hiring process. Nobody should work here.

a. TEST­1 Three sections­ 1. Output based questions, spotting the error, basically programming based section 2.DBMS queries­Finding the output of given queries and formulation of queries based on a given dataset 3. Algo based questions. Eg: Knapsack problem code, code to find the no of trailing zeroes in n!, finding the no, in array for which (arr[i]=i) i.e. index=elements at that index (magic index) b.INTERVIEW Three interviews­technical, HR, CV round

Series of interviews for a period of 4-5 months. Preliminary screening by HR based on the CV, Personal interview by reporting line manager with written test. Personal interaction with CEO and COO. Salary negotiation and back ground verification before offering an offer letter.

The interview was for a UX position. Digital Green had come for Software Development Roles to my campus. Since my interest was more into User Experience, the recruiters created a separate interview for me. I was given a design challenge to redo the webpage of one of the Digital Green website pages. Eventually, the role was converted to a project intern and I was given a project to work on for 4 months.

I submitted the application and they scheduled a phone interview. They asked me about my most recent research project. The research project they asked me about had not been a statistical rigorous project since it was for a presentation I had to deliver in French. That threw the whole interview off and I was not able to recover. I explained that I was very interested in development economics and they asked me what my favorite development economist was.