I work with foreign accounts that usually respect schedules and have a first-world work culture.
There isn't much internal visibility. Internal growth opportunities are not the best.
It was a phone interview, covering some Linux and Unix questions. Nothing was out of the ordinary. The interviewer was helpful and corrected me when I made a mistake. Everything went okay.
Quite quickly, I had a first technical interview with my manager and a senior dev. They were technical questions and programming exercises (for the position I applied for, it was mainly Python and C). A second interview with my manager, mainly to g
1. Phone interview to learn about yourself. 2. Technical questions covering: - DB2 Administration (backup strategies, performance and tuning, load). - Shell development (Linux commands like awk, grep, sed). - Unix/Linux system commands (use
It was a phone interview, covering some Linux and Unix questions. Nothing was out of the ordinary. The interviewer was helpful and corrected me when I made a mistake. Everything went okay.
Quite quickly, I had a first technical interview with my manager and a senior dev. They were technical questions and programming exercises (for the position I applied for, it was mainly Python and C). A second interview with my manager, mainly to g
1. Phone interview to learn about yourself. 2. Technical questions covering: - DB2 Administration (backup strategies, performance and tuning, load). - Shell development (Linux commands like awk, grep, sed). - Unix/Linux system commands (use