
Microexcel Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 10 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Microexcel.
Project Manager
The interview process was not good. The first round was with the delivery head of India. The second round was with the global delivery head from the US. The final round was with a Senior Project Manager. I wasn't allowed to finish answering the questions, and it felt like a formality because they had already chosen someone internally.
- The questions asked in the third round were irrelevant.
Senior Software Developer
I had a really rough time with this client. They seemed to mislead candidates about the role. The questions were basic, but they dug really deep into the functionality of everything, to a point where nobody could possibly know all the details. It felt like they were trying to trick candidates.
- Were the questions basic but asked with a lot of depth, to the point where the inner workings of everything were unknown to candidates?
- Were candidates made to feel foolish during the process?
SAP Consultant
The hiring process and the interview experience were pretty standard, much like what you'd expect from other large corporations. They set up a formal interview, and upon successfully completing it, I was extended an offer, which included the company's policies and the terms of employment and association.
- What is the most challenging question you've faced related to business processes?
Senior Applications Developer
About 3 technical rounds. 1 was over the phone, and 2 were on-site. The questions focused on my problem-solving abilities, my knowledge, and how I design and develop clean software code.
- What are your strategies for improving application performance?
Microexcel Interview Questions
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“Can you explain the differences between visual level, page level, and report level filters in Power BI?”
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