The interview process starts with an online written test. The test comprises of a few MCQ's followed by 4 problem solving algorithmic questions and finally a composition writing on 2 titles. The mcq's were easy, however the coding section was a bit tricky especially the question on flattening a multi child tree. The next hurdle is the peer programming round where you are judged on your TDD skills. This is the round which is the toughest and to be honest ridiculous. The interviewer sends me an email 15min before the peer programming interview with a document explaining the design of the class and the eclipse project where TDD was to be done. The question was on fixing a test case wrt an EventManager system. I had very limited time in understanding the problem and like others who have similarly described it - it was very very confusing. Its actually not hard if you were given the time to peacefully think. To my bad luck, the interviewer was a french and his english was extremely difficult to understand, i literally got confused as to what was the requirement, added to that he was not letting me think and debug the problem since he was watching and commenting - this actually bothered me a lot during the process. I could have passed the interview process if this round hadn't been there and instead a technical interview was kept. This can seriously eliminate you from progressing to the other rounds.