I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at phData (Montevideo)
Interview
The recruitment process spanned approximately two months and consisted of four stages, each providing valuable feedback from the responsible recruiter. The culminating activity was a project I had to present, and I genuinely enjoyed the entire experience.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at phData (Noida) in May 2024
Interview
3 rounds of interview. first is 30 min technical question is asked on python and sql and some architecture stuffs.
2nd round is 1.30 hour. 3 questions from sql, python and overall data engineering. 3rd round is hr round
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
rank the data in table with one value always at top.
in python dictionary with list of items. show the sum of all products
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at phData (United, PA) in Mar 2023
Interview
Cold applied online and recruiter reached out to me within a week. Setup a quick phone screen and they described the rest of the interview process. Next step was the technical problem set which was fairly easy. Reviewed my solutions with solutions architects in a technical interview. I thought the recruiter had ghosted me after that interview because it took them about 3 weeks to follow up with me. The final round interview was with a VP and they actually explicitly mentioned getting an offer out. After another 2 weeks of silence from the recruiter, I got a rejection letter saying they went with someone else. Overall, it felt like a standard interview process and very drawn out because of lack of communication from the recruiters. I'm pretty sure the recruiting team is collecting resumes right now, given the state of the economy, and being extremely selective in the hiring. That doesn't excuse poor communication on their part though, and also for a VP to explicitly mention making an offer. Left me with a very bad impression of the company.
