
Tesco Bengaluru Interview Questions
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Senior Associate
It was pretty smooth, felt more like a friendly chat than a hardcore technical assessment. The hiring manager was great and actually offered me a different, better role after seeing how I did in the interview, which suggests they focus on your skills more than what's on your resume.
- Can you tell me about yourself?
- What is your understanding of our company?
- What are your thoughts on this specific role?
Customer Service Representative
The interview process for this temp position was straightforward. After applying online, which was a step-by-step guided process, I was asked to schedule a time to come in for an interview. Once that was completed, I went straight into the role after an induction.
- Can you share an instance where you went above and beyond for a customer?
Analytics
The interview rounds went by fast, and they got back to me with feedback pretty quickly, so I didn't have to wait around. Overall, it was a good experience. There were two coding rounds and two technical rounds.
- Write an SQL query.
- Write Python code.
- Discuss basic machine learning use cases relevant to the domain.
Software Engineer
The interview process involved two main rounds. The first round was a coding test where I had to use an IDE like Intellij or Eclipse to develop an API. This API needed to take a shopping cart as input and return a boolean indicating if the cart met specific rules. The shopping cart could contain various products with quantities, and there were rules defined for product categories (e.g., a maximum quantity allowed). The API should return false if any rule was violated. I was expected to provide a working API with unit tests. The second round was a system design problem, focusing on designing an application similar to IRCTC, but with the flexibility to be adapted for other booking systems like RedBus. The design had to cover several aspects: authentication, a search functionality to find available vehicles based on date, source, and destination, a booking API for selecting and reserving seats, a cancel API for managing reservations, and a notification API to alert users 24 hours before departure.
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Tesco Bengaluru Interview Questions
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“Given an integer array containing numbers from 1 to 10, print the numbers (not their squares) whose square is greater than 50.”
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