I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Money Forward
Interview
I was given a coding challenge through email involving four tasks, each with a specific time limit. The assessment took place on https://tracks.run, a site used to administer coding tests efficiently.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
it consist of DS problem solving type of questions, some SQL task and a React task (depends on what track you've choosen).
Assignment followed by technical discussion with internal team and then there was managerial round, it was smooth but for some reason they didn't proceed further. Overall the process was good only
I was given an React project assessment through a site run by track.app.
You can do the assessment locally and commit your final project to track.app, although the directions on doing this is not that clear. The time to complete is within 7 days.
The assessment itself takes at least a couple of days to complete fully and you can run the test cases by track.app to make sure you code works before submission.
There are also multiple forms and questionnaires provided by Money Forward themselves to complete your profile along with the assessment.
However, even with completing the assessment and passing all the test cases, they will reject you with a vague reason. My feeling is that they never really looked at your resume before giving you the assessment, which is kind of disrespectful to an applicant's time.
