Initial phone round was a technical interview along with my experiences in past internships. After this they scheduled a 1 hour technical round with the hiring manager. The question asked was pretty easy. It was a tree based question that had a node with its father, mother, age and its gender defined. It also had a list defined as the children of the tree. I was asked to give the list of all older sisters of the tree. Also was asked to give list of all ancestors. The question was not at all difficult and I managed to give an answer too. I do not know what do these people want. At the end of all this I get a mail saying my background does not match with what they are looking for. I don't think you need to waste my time in the first place to determine this. You have my resume to come to this conclusion.

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.