Don't work in Cloud Ops
Don't work in Cloud Ops
Stupid easy work, but they won't let you touch anything. There's a ton of moving parts, and you won't have enough time to learn it on your own.
The manager is all about himself and will throw you under the bus to make himself look good. He doesn't care about any of his employees and is pretty shady.
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They stuck to the point. They checked my GitHub because I had put it on my resume. They checked if I knew my projects well. I was tested on my fundamentals in Core CSE subjects.
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