WFH, allowance, trainings, certifications, team
projects, salary, RTO, hybrid, bench
I applied through a staffing agency. The first round was good, around 20 minutes. It went around scenario-based questions and the logic behind the architecture. A few questions were about: * Role and responsibility * CI/CD * Table vs view * Stored p
The interview itself is smooth and concise, tackling my experience and gauging how effective you are in using the tools you disclosed in your resume. I had two interviews with them: one from recruiting and the other from the hiring manager.
I applied through other source. The process took 3 weeks. Asked the same questions provided in the initial interview invitation. If you say you rate yourself a 5 in Python, be prepared to answer very specific and advanced questions about the topic.
I applied through a staffing agency. The first round was good, around 20 minutes. It went around scenario-based questions and the logic behind the architecture. A few questions were about: * Role and responsibility * CI/CD * Table vs view * Stored p
The interview itself is smooth and concise, tackling my experience and gauging how effective you are in using the tools you disclosed in your resume. I had two interviews with them: one from recruiting and the other from the hiring manager.
I applied through other source. The process took 3 weeks. Asked the same questions provided in the initial interview invitation. If you say you rate yourself a 5 in Python, be prepared to answer very specific and advanced questions about the topic.