So many opportunities. The main part of the job is to, of course, be technologically sound, but there's a whole lot more to it. You get to speak at events, organize events. It's a client-facing role, so you get to work on your communication, interpersonal, and salesy skills as well. All this while working with the best minds in the cloud computing industry and being at the forefront of technology!
The only caveat I see is sometimes you would find yourself working too much, as there's so much to do, so it could be quite overwhelming. So, you have to be a hard worker. But in return, you get to learn a lot of skills, as mentioned in the pros. So, in my opinion, that handwork/overwork is well worth it in the long term.
The interview was conducted virtually and lasted almost one hour. Questions covered cloud computing, storage knowledge, and some data structures. The interviewer was very friendly and I felt relaxed. He even gave some hints about questions and fund
1. Tech questions for former projects. Like, why did you use Redis and MongoDB in this project? 2. Behavioral questions on the 14 leadership principles. e.g., Tell me about an experience of failing to deliver before the deadline.
The interviewer asked questions based on experience mentioned in the resume, as well as questions related to whatever else was mentioned in the resume. The interview was 1 hour long, and questions were in-depth, one after another.
The interview was conducted virtually and lasted almost one hour. Questions covered cloud computing, storage knowledge, and some data structures. The interviewer was very friendly and I felt relaxed. He even gave some hints about questions and fund
1. Tech questions for former projects. Like, why did you use Redis and MongoDB in this project? 2. Behavioral questions on the 14 leadership principles. e.g., Tell me about an experience of failing to deliver before the deadline.
The interviewer asked questions based on experience mentioned in the resume, as well as questions related to whatever else was mentioned in the resume. The interview was 1 hour long, and questions were in-depth, one after another.