I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Jio (Gurgaon, Haryana) in Oct 2017
Interview
There were 3 rounds.
1st round was general apti and multiple choice java questions. For this round prepare apti from indiabix that's enough and for java read java 8 lambda expression and functional interface.
2nd round was technical interview, in this asked about features of java 8 and if you have used some of the features and three coding questions which were easy. For this round go through easy geeksforgeeks practice questions. Interviewer were very cool.
3rd round was with vp and he told me to write complete hashmap internal implementation with all methods in hashmap. He was very cool. He told I got shortlisted waiting from hr. Overall happy about the process. Waiting for the positive outcome.
3 rounds of technical interview
1) Purely data structure wise interview
2)Purely UI related as I was interviewing for UI engineer
3) May be techno-manager round
I got out 2nd round only
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Related to DSA and also Javascript as the role was more of UI
Started with introduction and projects in resume
Next questions about the job role and the responsibilities and what work is going on daily and any cloud s if we are using and infrastructure details
Set
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Jio (Navi Mumbai) in Mar 2024
Interview
Two-stage interview process:
HR Screening (Resume Review): This initial phone conversation with a recruiter focuses on your resume and experience to see if your skills align with the job requirements.
Technical Interview (Skills Assessment): If you progress past the screening, you'll interview with a technical team member. This interview typically involves questions about your projects, the libraries you used, and your knowledge of relevant programming languages (like JavaScript in your case).
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1. what does a typical daily routine/workflow look like? and describe in detail
2. project-based question