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1. Tell me about a time you presented data to a senior leader and received pushback. How did you handle it?” 2 “As someone new to Walmart, how do you approach learning when you encounter tools or systems you don’t know yet?” 3 “How would you describe your management style when leading analysts or technical teams?” 4 “Have you had experience managing people before? If so, how many and in what capacity?” 5 “Have you ever had to manage a team member’s poor performance or put someone on a PIP? How did you handle it?” 6 “Can you describe a time when you encouraged someone on your team to take ownership or improve their performance?” 7 “Describe a challenge or failure you’ve faced and how you overcame it.” 8 “Have you ever received feedback from leadership that was critical? How did you implement it in your work?” 9 “Describe a time you had to prioritize one project over another due to limited resources. How did you communicate that to stakeholders?” 10 “Why Walmart, and why are you open to relocating to Bentonville?” 11 “What do you think are the biggest challenges in eCommerce compliance, especially compared to other industries?” 12 “Do you shop online with Walmart? What has your customer experience been like? Any suggestions? For the technical round 1. Scenario "you have the data below and it shows the login details of customers into marketplace. You have the customer ID, which is a unique ID for each customer. And the login date of when they logged in. Those are the two columns. write SQL query that let you need to find the list of distinct Walmart customers who logged into marketplace on two consecutive days. 2. So on Walmart marketplace, sell at sell different types of products to our customers, and these are third party sellers. Right? And the operations team, let us say, reached out to us and asked us to develop some metrics that would help us monitor how the sellers are performing. So you need to come up with some metrics to monitor seller performance. Walk us through what those metrics would be and how would you calculate that. 3. Extract list of people that went to a bank using pandas(cant really remember the question)
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1. Tell me about a time you presented data to a senior leader and received pushback. How did you handle it?” 2 “As someone new to Walmart, how do you approach learning when you encounter tools or systems you don’t know yet?” 3 “How would you describe your management style when leading analysts or technical teams?” 4 “Have you had experience managing people before? If so, how many and in what capacity?” 5 “Have you ever had to manage a team member’s poor performance or put someone on a PIP? How did you handle it?” 6 “Can you describe a time when you encouraged someone on your team to take ownership or improve their performance?” 7 “Describe a challenge or failure you’ve faced and how you overcame it.” 8 “Have you ever received feedback from leadership that was critical? How did you implement it in your work?” 9 “Describe a time you had to prioritize one project over another due to limited resources. How did you communicate that to stakeholders?” 10 “Why Walmart, and why are you open to relocating to Bentonville?” 11 “What do you think are the biggest challenges in eCommerce compliance, especially compared to other industries?” 12 “Do you shop online with Walmart? What has your customer experience been like? Any suggestions? For the technical round 1. Scenario "you have the data below and it shows the login details of customers into marketplace. You have the customer ID, which is a unique ID for each customer. And the login date of when they logged in. Those are the two columns. write SQL query that let you need to find the list of distinct Walmart customers who logged into marketplace on two consecutive days. 2. So on Walmart marketplace, sell at sell different types of products to our customers, and these are third party sellers. Right? And the operations team, let us say, reached out to us and asked us to develop some metrics that would help us monitor how the sellers are performing. So you need to come up with some metrics to monitor seller performance. Walk us through what those metrics would be and how would you calculate that. 3. Extract list of people that went to a bank using pandas(cant really remember the question)

Not difficult question, went through a pre-screen interview with hiring manager, interview with hiring manager's manager and hiring manager's peer. Had a total of 5 interviews (all phone) between the three. Final interview with the hiring manager ended with the hiring manager stating "I would like to proceed to the next stage to complete a offer package". This included with talking to HR asking a series of behavioral type question that should have been completed prior to the hiring manager contacting me so it appears they were back tracking and checking off the box of things to complete. HR requested that I submit a pay stub to prove my current salary as the position required HR to obtain. I had no objections and was told by HR paraphrased: { Let me get working on this, is there any questions you have for me or what else I can answer for you to make sure you are thrilled about this position and offer?}. Two weeks later I emailed HR to see if they needed any information from me since I was expecting a formal offer to which I was told that the hiring manager is also looking at other candidates. I thought it was odd but thought nothing of it and emailed the hiring manager to get an updated status. No response. It was not until I went through a back channel with my prior contacts at Wells (I had worked at WF previously, for 10 years) when I received a conference call invitation and with the HR and the hiring manager. The conference call was very well scripted with legal instructions on that Wells Fargo has decided to pursue other candidates and I'm no longer in consideration for the position. All in all, it was a weird interview process which does reinforce what I've known that WF is very large and different business units are more organized than others.
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Compliance Manager III

Interviewed at Wells Fargo

3.5
Sep 8, 2014

Not difficult question, went through a pre-screen interview with hiring manager, interview with hiring manager's manager and hiring manager's peer. Had a total of 5 interviews (all phone) between the three. Final interview with the hiring manager ended with the hiring manager stating "I would like to proceed to the next stage to complete a offer package". This included with talking to HR asking a series of behavioral type question that should have been completed prior to the hiring manager contacting me so it appears they were back tracking and checking off the box of things to complete. HR requested that I submit a pay stub to prove my current salary as the position required HR to obtain. I had no objections and was told by HR paraphrased: { Let me get working on this, is there any questions you have for me or what else I can answer for you to make sure you are thrilled about this position and offer?}. Two weeks later I emailed HR to see if they needed any information from me since I was expecting a formal offer to which I was told that the hiring manager is also looking at other candidates. I thought it was odd but thought nothing of it and emailed the hiring manager to get an updated status. No response. It was not until I went through a back channel with my prior contacts at Wells (I had worked at WF previously, for 10 years) when I received a conference call invitation and with the HR and the hiring manager. The conference call was very well scripted with legal instructions on that Wells Fargo has decided to pursue other candidates and I'm no longer in consideration for the position. All in all, it was a weird interview process which does reinforce what I've known that WF is very large and different business units are more organized than others.

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