Nothing in my case.
I can edit later if anything is found.
No work-life balance. No hikes. No promotions.
1 hour for the technical round all about coding in python and sql, and then the second round, a manager round for 1 hour, was completely in-office. It's a bit difficult.
It was easy, with few technical questions and was majorly HR questions, as it was a fresher's interview round. It was about a 45-minute interview, mostly with behavioral questions and not technical questions.
Unless you are applying for a team lead or management-focused role, preparing for data engineering interviews with 3.5 or 4 years of experience is no different from preparing for data engineering interviews with, say, 2 years of experience or less.
1 hour for the technical round all about coding in python and sql, and then the second round, a manager round for 1 hour, was completely in-office. It's a bit difficult.
It was easy, with few technical questions and was majorly HR questions, as it was a fresher's interview round. It was about a 45-minute interview, mostly with behavioral questions and not technical questions.
Unless you are applying for a team lead or management-focused role, preparing for data engineering interviews with 3.5 or 4 years of experience is no different from preparing for data engineering interviews with, say, 2 years of experience or less.