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Devops Interview Experience - Washington

January 1, 2022
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

First round HR screening followed by meeting with hiring manager and finally a technical screening with someone from the team. First two rounds went extremely well, as did the third, or so I thought. My interviewer seemed distracted the whole time and was taking personal phone calls during our discussion and having side conversations with others in the room. Needless to say, I answered all of the pertinent questions and even demonstrated a few new workflows that I thought might be helpful. Things ended on a pleasant note for sure. To my surprise, I received a call a few days later from recruiting stating that I didn’t get the job because I didn’t answer x correctly when in fact I answered it to the book definition (it was a trivial thing too). It was almost like they were referencing a completely different interview or person because the feedback made no sense. I asked for feedback from the manager, no response; further feedback from HR, no response. Very unprofessional and frankly shady interview process. I would love to speak with someone in a leadership position in recruiting just to understand what happened here. I’m certain that I could have really helped the company out and been successful in the position and the way I was treated is just unfathomable for a company of this caliber.

Questions

Explain what salt is and how it differs from chef.

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Interview Statistics

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Pass Rate

Docusign's interview process for their Devops roles in Washington, the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Docusign's Devops interview process in United States.

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