Went through HSBC’s behavioral interview(1st round). It was a set of ~50 questions which had to be completed in 16 mins. Questions were about choosing 2 best options from 3. Has anyone given such interview? What exactly they look for in such interview? Wasn’t selected, so confused what exactly was expected.
I find them odd too. The worst bit is that there is no way to find out where one could actually go wrong.
So I gave the test two weeks ago and still haven't gotten any response from the recruiters.
Generally how long does it take to move to the next round?
Are candidates rejected at the personality assessment test level?
Round 1: Online assessment. DSA and MCQs were there in the test. MCQs was a timed section. Infact every MCQ was timed based on the complexity of the question. DSA was a simple simulation question. Round 2: Technical F2F interview. Self ...
I just got an offer from coinbase but seeing the reviews on glassdoor and stuff I’m very sceptical. The salary they are offering is insane. However seeing the company history and whole marketspace its not convincing enough.
Any thoughts?
