Although I was turned down, Veeva is really an excellent company. There are three stages interview process though. Two telephone interviews and one on-site interview. I was turned down at the second telephone interview. In the first interview, there is a gentleman who is very kind and simply introduced some basic information about the company. Then he asked to finish on line coding test, you given a Person class to find the oldest ancestor and oldest sister. I passed first interview. Then in the second telephone interview, a technical staff is interviewing you. The interview process didn't run smoothly. He may be very busy and impatient. He asked you to finish another on line test in which you are required to assign values to Hashmap using recursion function. I wrote the code but he didn't think my code was good, and maybe this is the reason why I was turned down.

The interview process with Veeva went really well. The hiring managers were quick to reach out, and quick to answer my questions. I had multiple rounds of interviews. The first was a Q & A with the hiring manager. After that, I received an invitation to do a OA in Java a couple days after. After completing the OA, I received an invitation for a "team day" roughly a few days after completing the OA. The team day had multiple rounds, and it comprised of both personal conversations with team members and technical rounds. Then they requested a few references, with one being mandatory from most recent employer. After they reached out to references, I received an invitation for another talk with the hiring manager, where I was given the verbal offer. After the verbal offer, they then provided the written offer.