Some on-call rotation is stressful.
There were 3 rounds of interviews. Not that many specific technical questions were asked. The questions were more related to my past experience, mostly asking for details on the environments I had worked in before, and explaining steps of pipelines,
A hiring manager reached out to me on LinkedIn, stating I fit the profile they were looking for for a role. After a brief conversation, I applied. I was then sent an availability checker using their internal scheduling tool, GABI. This is where the
30 minutes with the recruiter. It was just chit-chat, quite relaxing, and mostly about getting to know each other. 45 minutes with the engineering manager. This involved whiteboard coding throughout. In my opinion, this was the 'real' interview. The
There were 3 rounds of interviews. Not that many specific technical questions were asked. The questions were more related to my past experience, mostly asking for details on the environments I had worked in before, and explaining steps of pipelines,
A hiring manager reached out to me on LinkedIn, stating I fit the profile they were looking for for a role. After a brief conversation, I applied. I was then sent an availability checker using their internal scheduling tool, GABI. This is where the
30 minutes with the recruiter. It was just chit-chat, quite relaxing, and mostly about getting to know each other. 45 minutes with the engineering manager. This involved whiteboard coding throughout. In my opinion, this was the 'real' interview. The