It's a great product that meets the moment "big data" is currently having. Very strong leaders. Solution architect peers are extremely strong and collaborative.
The Databricks platform encompasses a lot of territory, and even after a year, I still feel like I'm coming up to speed.
Product, naturally, releases the MVP, but then acts surprised when the biggest customers with the most complex use cases fail to adopt it right away.
Easy adoption/migration should be a P0 feature.
After spending a considerable amount of time putting together a demo and slides deck, crafting a narrative and a message for a presentation and demo in a panel interview, and then attending a final 5-minute meeting where the hiring manager showed up
A basic HR chat, then a tech screen which was mostly Python data manipulation and SQL window functions. The final loop is four rounds and it is pretty exhausting. The main filter is the panel presentation. You get a fake customer scenario a few days
The interview process initially involved a conversation with one manager, followed by a second interview with an additional manager. The third interview was with a technical person. My technical interview with Databricks was bizarre at best and a to
After spending a considerable amount of time putting together a demo and slides deck, crafting a narrative and a message for a presentation and demo in a panel interview, and then attending a final 5-minute meeting where the hiring manager showed up
A basic HR chat, then a tech screen which was mostly Python data manipulation and SQL window functions. The final loop is four rounds and it is pretty exhausting. The main filter is the panel presentation. You get a fake customer scenario a few days
The interview process initially involved a conversation with one manager, followed by a second interview with an additional manager. The third interview was with a technical person. My technical interview with Databricks was bizarre at best and a to