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It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
I had about six interviews. Two to four of them were technical, ranging from computer science fundamentals to networking and Linux questions. The other interviews involved situational questions, such as "What would you do in [specific scenario]?" T
I submitted my resume online and received an email for a phone interview one month later. The phone interview took 30 minutes with a hiring manager, who went over my resume and asked some technical questions. I then received an email and phone call
It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
I had about six interviews. Two to four of them were technical, ranging from computer science fundamentals to networking and Linux questions. The other interviews involved situational questions, such as "What would you do in [specific scenario]?" T
I submitted my resume online and received an email for a phone interview one month later. The phone interview took 30 minutes with a hiring manager, who went over my resume and asked some technical questions. I then received an email and phone call