
Nagarro Project Manager Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 32 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Nagarro.
Project Manager
It was a three round interview process. Started with a quantitative interview and then a face-to-face with HR. All the sessions were very curative and basis industry standard. But the wait time is very high in all rounds of interview, I don't know why they call so many candidates in same schedule.
- What is your definition of sprint velocity?
Project Manager
The interview experience was terrible, with a very unprofessional interviewer who had zero knowledge of the role they were hiring for. It seemed like a developer was asked to conduct a manager interview, and they had very poor communication skills. At one point, they claimed estimations are done by developers, not PMs, which clearly shows a lack of understanding of PM skills.
- Can you tell me about the development work you've done?
- What programming languages are you familiar with from a development perspective?
- Describe your process for creating a project plan.
Project Manager
My experience with Nagarro's interview process was concerning, lacking transparency and professionalism. It had five rounds: four with Nagarro stakeholders and one with their client, L'Oreal Singapore. There was a lack of clarity; one Director seemed to think I was interviewing for an infrastructure PM role instead of my specialized eCommerce PM role, asking about penetration testing and other infrastructure topics. I had to correct him mid-interview, raising concerns about internal communication. The HR team in India also seemed uninformed about Singapore employment regulations, handling contracts, EPF, and benefits poorly. No benefits like medical coverage, insurance, or parental leave were offered for Singapore-based employees, even for client site visits. An interview was scheduled for a weekend due to urgency, which I accommodated, but later found out the position was filled without them telling me. This unprofessionalism contradicted their 'caring-first' image and left a negative impression, suggesting aspects of diversity and inclusion could be explored.
- Can you tell me about yourself and why you're interested in this role and company?
- Describe a challenging project you've encountered.
- Can you share a project that highlights your problem-solving skills and how you overcame difficulties?
Nagarro Project Manager Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Nagarro interview reports.
“Were all the questions taken from the PMP exam?”
Read reports →“How to implement Agile principles to the delivery of the Project?”
Read reports →“Could you describe the role of the Scrum Master?”
Read reports →“What do you know about Risk Breakdown Structure and WBS?”
Read reports →“Can you explain Schedule/Cost variance, CPI, SPI, and Earned Value Management?”
Read report →“Design wireframes and create a project plan for an industry-specific website.”
Read report →“Assuming the client accepts the salary, are you committed to taking the job?”
Read report →“How would you deliver bad news to a client?”
Read report →“Were Agile principles used in your case study?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 32 Nagarro interview reports.