
Delphix Interview Questions
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Account Development Representative
So the interview process was great until it wasn't. I had a recruiter call within a week of applying. Then, within the next week and a half, I interviewed with both the director and the VP. They both gave me the green light. I followed up with the recruiter three times and the director once, but never heard back about the job. I guess I didn't get it, but it's pretty ridiculous that I couldn't even get a reply like 'we're moving on with other candidates' after reaching out so many times.
- What motivates your interest in working for Delphix?
Director
I'm not usually one to leave reviews, but companies ghosting candidates is something that needs to change. I'd expect a well-known company to at least have the decency to let all applicants know where they stand. Saying it's to avoid legal issues is just an excuse; there's no legal problem with a simple "we're not moving forward with your application at this time, thank you" response. And claiming they're too busy is also not a good enough reason. It points to either a problem with their people or their processes, and this kind of neglect really shows what the company culture is like. The process involved an initial phone screen and then a direct conversation with the hiring manager.
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- What strategies do you plan to use for this position?
Support Lead
The interview process began well with great recruiter communication. After the interviews concluded, communication ceased. Despite a couple of follow-ups, responses were slow, unclear, and without action, ultimately leading to being ghosted. The candidate emphasized the emotional toll job hunting takes and stated that receiving no closure after 5-6 interviews is unacceptable and unprofessional, questioning their desire to work for a company that treats people this way.
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Senior Software Engineer
They have a good structured interview process with questions relevant to the work and not the difficult leetcode problems. The rounds were: 1. Assignment round with basic coding around an API. Once this is cleared, there is a hiring manager round to see if both candidate and the job are a good fit for each other. 2. Coding round with questions around maps and hashmaps. 3. Multithreading round with in-depth questions around volatile, synchronized variables. 4. HLL round. 5. Managerial round with someone from the US. I cleared all the rounds and was notified that I'll be getting an offer soon. Next day they shared the salary numbers as well. I just said give me 10 mins I'll think about it and confirm. And on this, they scheduled an HR round again and then stopped responding. I called for a week to get the response: we are having a hiring freeze effective immediately.
- Assignment round with basic coding around an API
- Coding round with questions around maps and hashmaps
- Multithreading round. Pretty in depth questions around volatile, synchronised variables.
Delphix Interview Questions
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“Given a string, like "123", transform it k times by counting digit occurrences and appending the count plus the digit. For instance, "122333" run once becomes "112233", and run twice becomes "212223".”
Read reports →“Using NASA's API, can you determine the next time a satellite will be over a specific longitude and latitude and take a picture?”
Read reports →“Can you use the NASA API to determine the next satellite overhead pass for a specified geographic area?”
Read reports →“Could you use NASA's API to predict the next time a satellite will fly over a specific location?”
Read reports →“How can you identify all anagrams for a specific string?”
Read report →“Can you tell me the time complexity for looking up an item in a hashmap?”
Read report →“How would you solve the group anagram problem in O(n) time complexity?”
Read report →“Could you write code to check if a string is present in a dictionary, even if the letters in the string are rearranged?”
Read report →“Write Java code to remotely call a public NASA API and retrieve data.”
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