Globant interview questions

HR called me after finding my resume from a job portal and then they arranged F2F interview at Pune office within 2 days. Office atmosphere was nice. No real challenging technical questions asked. They really look for *more management* skills rather than technical skills (Their JD does not reflect this?!). Basic aptitude question from CBSE 9th grade mathematics was asked, though I answered it...I felt it is an inappropriate question for this position. Finally, they asked about my salary expectation for which I gave a range which was just -5% to +5% of my current salary...as salary was not my prime criteria. Overall, it was a below-par interview considering the importance of the role, responsibilities based on the questions asked. I did not regret losing this job when they promptly replied the next day that I was not shortlisted. I always treat interview as a chance to gauge the knowledge of my 'future' senior/boss, culture of company, current & future plans/road maps of the company/team. That is one of the factor for me to take a right decision.

I applied on Linkedin and I got contacted few hours later. A call got scheduled with a HR person in the US and they couldn't call me because of a technical issue (probably the worst excuse coming from a global tech company). When I was able to call them, I got asked some weird pre-fabricated questions that probably dont have any relevance for the role. I wanted to know more about the company but the person interviewing me had no clue about the job requirements, the office where it is based...or anything else really. After the phone interview ended, then they sent me an email with benefits and employee package...from the US so completely irrelevant! I asked if they had anything similar for the UK...and radio silence. Until few days ago I got a rejection note, not surprising. It was truly the worst interview/screener I've ever experienced by someone who was clearly not competent enough. So weird and disconnected that I went back to the job description to see if the job was not actually located in London, Ontario!