
Planon Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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10 roles · 26 reportsCandidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Planon.
Java Developer
It was easy but also challenging. It also depends mostly on luck rather than the overall interview experience. But also it was tiring as it took a lot of time and many rounds, and at last maybe the intake was also quite not satisfying. It is manageable to get into if one had basic knowledge and understanding.
- Questions about Java concepts
- Aptitude questions
- Communication skills assessment
Implementation Consultant
The hiring process was quite simple and clear, although it could have used a more welcoming communication. Not much about the company's benefits was highlighted, despite a company culture that seems rather modern and open.
- Can you share details about your previous roles?
- This interview seems to be focused on finding the right candidate profile.
New Business
There were 2 meetings with the hiring managers and some peers. There was a personality profile to fill out at home. The whole thing usually takes about 2 weeks. It was engaging and interesting, kept the momentum going.
- What is your understanding of our product and services?
Database Intern
First, there was an online assessment with aptitude, java oops, and DBMS concepts, giving 90 minutes for 60 questions. Out of 524 applicants, about 85 were selected for round 2, a group discussion on general topics with 7 groups of 12 students each. After the GD, the top 4-5 from each panel were chosen for the final round 3, an on-site interview with technical and general discussion, where 34 out of 85 were selected.
- Some DSA questions were asked, and also some real-world based OOPs problems.
Planon Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Planon interview reports.
“Can an abstract class be inherited?”
Read reports →“Write code to calculate the occupancy time of a conference room.”
Read reports →“Can you write a program for the Bubble sort algorithm?”
Read reports →“Design the database structure and classes for a furniture moving use case between buildings.”
Read reports →“Design a solution for calculating the occupancy time of a conference room.”
Read report →“What are OOPS Concepts?”
Read report →“Can you explain for loops?”
Read report →“Can you provide a Java design for the given examples?”
Read report →“How would your friends describe you in two words, and is that truly representative of you?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 26 Planon interview reports.