1. Application and Resume Screening Description: After candidates apply for a job, their resumes and cover letters are reviewed to determine if their qualifications match the job requirements. Objective: To shortlist candidates with relevant experience and skills. 2. Initial Phone Screening Description: A short phone interview, usually conducted by a recruiter or HR representative, to assess basic qualifications, interest in the role, and availability. Objective: To clarify the candidate's experience, salary expectations, and whether they align with the job. 3. Assessment Tests (if applicable) Description: Some companies may require candidates to take skills assessments, personality tests, or cognitive tests. Objective: To objectively measure a candidate’s aptitude for the role. 4. First-Round Interview (In-Person or Virtual) Description: A more detailed interview with the hiring manager or a small panel. It focuses on the candidate’s professional experience, skills, and how they’ve handled situations in previous jobs. Objective: To gauge technical competency, problem-solving abilities, and cultural fit. 5. Second-Round or Panel Interview Description: This round may involve multiple team members from different departments, including potential peers or upper management. Candidates might be asked to solve real-world problems or discuss how they’d handle specific challenges. Objective: To evaluate how well the candidate would work with different teams and handle complex scenarios. 6. Behavioral Interview Description: Questions are asked based on past behaviors and experiences (e.g., "Tell me about a time when..."). It uses the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to assess competencies. Objective: To understand how candidates handle workplace situations and demonstrate their soft skills. 7. Final Interview Description: Usually with senior leadership or the hiring manager, this interview focuses on long-term goals, motivations, and a final check of the candidate’s fit within the company culture. Objective: To make a final evaluation before a hiring decision is made. 8. Reference Check Description: The employer contacts the candidate's previous employers or references to verify employment history, performance, and qualifications. Objective: To ensure the information provided is accurate and assess the candidate's past work relationships. 9. Job Offer Description: If the candidate is successful, the employer extends a formal job offer that includes details about the salary, benefits, and start date. Objective: To finalize the hiring process and onboard the new employee.

3 rounds, phone screening, hiring manager, management. After HR phone call, invited to office for f2f interview and followed by the management. It takes about 2 weeks to finalize the offer.