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Software Engineer at Adobe

No Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2013 – Reviewed Apr 30, 2013

Interview Details – After going to a summer intern career fair and talking to a recruiter, she called back that evening to schedule an in-person interview on the up-coming Friday. The Interviewer was a Senior Software Engineer and easy-going. There weren't any technical questions.

Interview Question – Tell me about a time when faced a problem in one of your projects.   Answer Question

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Software Engineer at Adobe

No Offer – Interviewed in Lehi, UT Nov 2012 – Reviewed Feb 18, 2013

Interview Details – Talked to the guy at an on campus career fair, then got an on-site interview after a telephone call to figure out the availability. Process was quick and HR was friendly. Got a tour of their excellent new building in Lehi. Interviewed with two team managers. Got rejected the following Wednesday.

Interview Question – Talk about some machine learning algorithms you know   View Answer

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Software Engineer at Adobe

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Newton, MA Dec 2009 – Reviewed Dec 13, 2009

Interview Details – I applied to San Jose, CA position online. Then an HR person representing the Newton, MA office contacted me, which was win-win because I live in Boston and I had contacts also working for or with the Newton office. After a phone interview with two managers, I came in to the office, gave a presentation of my past work, and then had video-conference based interviews with five people.

Everyone sounded interested in my work, and we had a good series of back-and-forth discussions about the current technology used at Adobe and what sort of changes might be made in the future.

It was not a cake-walk of an interview (e.g. I did have to prepare a presentation), but I felt like I was engaging a set of peers, rather than talking to people attempting to intimidate me or prove that they were smarter than I am.

Interview Question – What was your first programming project?   View Answer

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Software Engineer at Adobe

No Offer – Interviewed in Bangalore (India) Sep 2012 – Reviewed Dec 27, 2012

Interview Details – Written paper then 3 rounds of interviews

Interview Question – Why do you program in c++ when all major codebases are in C   Answer Question

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Software Engineer at Adobe

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Dec 10, 2012

Interview Details – Had an initial interview at my school. Then I was invited to their onsite interview where they flew in about 70 people from various schools. We were able to talk to all the teams and decide who we wanted to interview with. I was lucky and got to interview with all the teams I wanted. Afterwards I had another onsite with that team for 5 more interviews.

Interview Question – nothing unexpected   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – didn't negotiate as i had already rejected my other offers and the offer given was very attractive

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Software Engineer at Adobe

No Offer – Interviewed in Mumbai (India) – Reviewed Oct 22, 2012

Interview Details – People were very friendly and tried to augment the answers.

Interview Question – There is an array of size n which consists of any numbers from 1 to n .Find the numbers in the array which are appear more than once   View Answers (3)

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Software Engineer at Adobe

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Mar 2012 – Reviewed Oct 10, 2012

Interview Details – I had two phone interviews. One with the project manager and one with an engineer on the team.

Interview Question – Don't remember the questions. They were pretty standard.   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – I was a summer intern and the pay was higher than expected. So I didn't negotiate.

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Software Engineer at Adobe

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Aug 3, 2012

Interview Details – - very friendly people.

Negotiation Details – What were you able to negotiate? What advice would you give others considering an offer?

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Software Engineer at Adobe

No Offer – Interviewed in Delhi (India) Sep 2009 – Reviewed Jul 9, 2012

Interview Details – first round was of general reasoning and quant. second ally two technical round followed by skill test.wonderful career opportunity if gets selected in adobe.

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  • aptitude test involves maths,reasoning and non verbal reasoning   Answer Question
  • skill test domain specific -java,c++,oops,networking .everything integrated in one paper.   Answer Question

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Software Engineer at Adobe

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jun 2010 – Reviewed Jun 22, 2012

Interview Details – Phone interview
Writen test
5 round of interviews
technical interview
HR round
1:15 minute paper
2 section
objective type and C objectives
Datastructure
Software development life cycle

Interview Question – tell em about yourself   View Answer

Negotiation Details – More than 30%.since i had an offer with amazon

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