The hiring process at 7N takes an average of 2 days when considering 1 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Senior Software Engineer had the quickest hiring process (on average 2 days), whereas Senior Software Engineer roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 2 days).
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The interview was with the Client team, and they asked me many technical and functional question's, The interview process was smooth and very well coordinated. I was impressed as initially i did not had much expectation. After the technical round, i had HR round and i accepted the offer. The whole process was very smooth, and the company culture is so good,
Very professional and friendly. Clear job description, a language ability check and brief technical check. Next a meeting with a client followed by a technical check and then a final offer proposed in a few days time.
I applied online. I interviewed at 7N (New Delhi) in Dec 2022
Interview
First round was telephonic interview. Second one was video interview over microsoft teams. I shared my screen. Within 15 minutes of interview, I became sure that they conducted the interview for learning C++ from me. Conducting the interview for learning from candidate is very unprofessional. They even don't know very basics of C++.
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Question 1
What is Union.Explain. I explained correctly. Then they gave a code snippet. And asked for output. I told the correct answer quickly. Then they gave me the following code and asked to print "There are 100 boxes" by the statement cout<< obj1.a; And told that there are some errors in the code, correct that. After discussing with them for about 15 minutes, I understood that they were quite unskilled and have conducted the Interview to clear their concepts. class ABC { public: string x; int y; ABC (string _x, int _y){ x=_x; y=_y } }; class XYZ { string a; } main() { ABC *obj = new ABC("There are _ boxes", 100); XYZ *obj1 ; obj1 = obj; cout<< obj1.a; //This statement should print "There are 100 boxes" }
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