
Synthesized from 12 candidate submissions for ALL.
OpenText’s hiring process is structured to assess both technical depth and cultural fit, with a strong emphasis on Java, Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), and system design principles. The process varies by role, with interns and new grads facing behavioral and foundational technical rounds, while senior candidates undergo rigorous multi-round evaluations focusing on architectural expertise and leadership.
The process included a phone screen and an onsite round, both emphasizing behavioral fit and basic technical competence in Java. The role was described as suitable for someone seeking their first software job.
A brief behavioral round lasting approximately half an hour.
A one-hour round involving multiple interviewers, focusing on behavioral questions, project discussions, and company culture fit. The candidate's proficiency in Java was briefly assessed.
Project discussions
Proficiency in Java
The candidate had a smooth interview experience with OpenText and was selected for an internship position after multiple rounds, including a technical test and an HR round.
CV shortlisting round where candidates' qualifications and experiences were reviewed.
Technical test round with coding questions related to map and stack data structures.
map data structure question
stack data structure question
HR round with questions about the candidate's background, family, and projects.
Describe your family background
Describe a significant event or experience from your life
Describe a project you worked on