
Payoda Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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Intern
The interview was focused on DSA and had two rounds. The first technical interview included a self-introduction and discussion about projects. The second technical interview was about DSA, specifically asking about queue operations.
- Can you introduce yourself?
- Can you tell me about yourself and your projects?
Software Engineer
We had a total of 6 interview rounds. It started with an online assessment, then a group discussion (GD), followed by three technical interviews (Tech-1, Tech-2, Tech-3), and finally an HR and managerial round. The first round, the online assessment, had 40 aptitude questions and two programming questions – one involving array implementation and another in data structures and algorithms (DSA). After the GD, Tech-1 and Tech-2 were online interviews lasting about 30-45 minutes each. Tech-3 was an in-person interview at the office. The last round was the HR interview.
- Can you explain the basics of OOPS?
- What do you know about SQL?
- Tell me about HTML & CSS.
Data Scientist
The interview included an intro, discussing work experience, challenges in AI projects, and how I approach problems. We talked about LoRA, QLoRA, AWS collaboration, handling slang in sentiment analysis, and building a RAG chatbot for Terms of Service retrieval.
- Tell me about yourself.
- Can you walk me through your work experience?
- What kind of challenges have you encountered in AI projects?
Manual Tester
I took an interview at Payoda for a Functional Tester position, which was for Manual Testing. The interview was arranged through a consultancy called ESK software services. The first round was via VC and focused entirely on automation questions, which I managed as I have automation knowledge. I passed. The second round was technical and manual based, and I was selected again. The third round was a manager round, mostly manual based, and I was selected. However, the process took about 14 days. After being selected in all three rounds and told I'd be called for an HR discussion to release an offer, I've been waiting for over 14 days with no progress. I can't give feedback on the company itself, but I request Payoda to review their interview process. Waiting over 14 days for a single company's interview is difficult for job seekers, especially after clearing all technical rounds and anticipating an offer. It's disappointing to wait this long for an offer confirmation. The consultancy people are also not responding. My suggestion is to check company reviews before interviewing and don't always trust consultancy people. Sorry if this review is brief; it's from a candidate's perspective.
- Tell me about manual testing basics and automation basics. The interview was not too hard, but you will gain good experience.
Payoda Interview Questions
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“How to print a semicolon without using the semicolon character?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between the static and final keywords in Java?”
Read reports →“Explain how to use an XOR gate to swap the values of 12 and 15.”
Read reports →“How would you detect if there's a loop in a linked list?”
Read reports →“Write a program to print a loop inside another loop and display the output.”
Read report →“Given a function signature int Distance(int Ax, int Ay, int Bx, int By); that takes the coordinates of two trucks A and B, and knowing the office is at (0, 0), implement this function to return the square of the distance of the truck closer to the office, by comparing the squares of their distances. Note that you don't need to compute the square root, and if distances are equal, return the square distance of either truck. Example: Input: 12 5 12 9 Output: 169 Explanation: (Distance of truck A)² = [12²+52) = 169 (Distance of truck B)2= [12²+92] = 225 Since, (169<225), hence the output is 169. Sample input 6 8 3 4 sample output 25”
Read report →“How does Routing work when connecting a DSL line for Internet?”
Read report →“Write a program to store the common elements from array A and array B into array C, and the uncommon elements into array D.”
Read report →“Could you please write the code for a Binary Search Tree?”
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