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3935 interview stories from candidates at 857 companies: how each round went, what was asked and how it ended. Every company page links to practice questions in the same style.
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- SLB Full Stack Engineer interview: puzzle, project discussion, DSA, and designSLB · Full Stack Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026Offer
My process opened with a general HR-style introduction and then moved into technical rounds. The first technical round was light, with a basic puzzle that felt more like a check on how I think than a demand for deep mastery. A project discussion followed and became a standard conversation about explaining my work clearly. The next technical round shifted to medium-level DSA with basic system desi…
- SLB Software Engineer interview experience: English exam and engineer interviewSLB · Software Engineer · Jul 2026
The process opened with an English exam and a basic logic and math check on a platform. Everything in the test was in English. Passing it was a clear gate, after which the process became an interview rather than another assessment. I then had about a half-hour interview with an engineer. I only learned whether I would move to the second round after that conversation, so there was little room to r…
- SLB Software Engineer interview: fit discussion and portal English evaluationSLB · Software Engineer · HR Screen · Jul 2026Offer
After a recruiter-style conversation, I met with HR and then a manager or mentor. The process felt friendly and focused on the material I had already shared against the job description, especially whether my experience fit what they needed. I also completed an English evaluation through a portal, so it did not really test speaking. The role was in Digital and Integration, which was described as a…
- SLB Software Engineer interview: Java concepts and linked listsSLB · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026
The technical interview focused on Java concepts and data-structures fundamentals. I was asked about OOP, including the idea behind an "oops" concept and what variables to declare when creating an object. There were also linked-list questions. The questions were not presented as tricks. They tested whether my everyday Java knowledge and core data-structures understanding were really there. The qu…