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SRE - Site Reliability Engineer Interview Experience - New York, New York

March 10, 2020
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

I asked a friend for a referral, and HR was persistent in helping me with the interview. That was the only best part.

I felt like I was in school. HR didn't ask me once what projects I was into. Instead, they asked me to pick a coding language, algorithms, data structures, more algorithms, and Linux internals.

I was told the job demands 80% coding work every day, which is fine. But the interview process felt like a grilling session focused only on algorithms and data structures.

In the end, after asking questions (she conducted an assessment), HR said she was just a messenger.

Honestly, Google, one can just take off, prepare only for data structures and algorithms for three months non-stop, give your interview, and crack it.

I'm sorry, I'm not just a day-to-day LeetCoder.

Is this the expectation?

Disappointed.

Questions

DS algo complexities and Linux internals (deep dive into file, process handling, and memory management)

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