I applied online. I interviewed at Walmart (Sunnyvale, CA) in Feb 2025
Interview
Recruiter was good and helpful. But the hiring manager came late, 15 minutes. He didn't introduce himself or the job requirements. Dived into questions directly, cut me off few times to move on to the next questions. I was finally able to get in one question, which he answered and I realized all my answers could've been tailored to that but he didn't allow me to ask anything upfront.
Disappointing experience.
Great process and prompt reponse even if i didnt get the job it was a good time and experience to be a part of all things considering. Will try to be in there again
I have only have a phone screener and it was a 15 minute call asking about my experience and expectations of the job. It was a very easy call but now waiting to hear if I am selected for an interview person interview.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked how my experience would relate to the posted job.
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Walmart (Bengaluru) in Jul 2025
Interview
Interviewed for a PM3 role with omnichannel team for markets other than US. Was told there could be 4-5 rounds. Each would be taken by 1 level up. Each round will have at least 1 open-ended product case study. Resume-based discussions are very limited (max 10-15 mins of discussions). The interviewers are quite engaged throughout the case; it's not really a one-way chat. The recruiter was also nice, they were prompt and shared rather useful information. I would say, though, the performance bar is high, which is fair for a Fortune 1 company.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Q: Assume you are the PM for Google Maps India, your VP is asking what the roadmap looks like, and what are the top 3 features in the pipeline? What would be the steps I would take to define those? Eventually, we will go into detail about the exact features.
