The first part was an online multiple-choice test. The questions were about Linux bash commands and basic networks, with 20 questions in 18 minutes. This time should be enough if you know something, otherwise, just guess – good luck!

One week later, I was invited to a coding video interview. The interviewer jumped directly into coding questions without asking any behavioral or CV/resume questions. Two questions were asked: one "warm-up" and one "real stuff". Both were fairly easy – just relax, but do remember to explain your thought process.

I received a reply very quickly (1 or 2 days) after the coding interview, saying I had passed it. There was a final system interview scheduled in less than one week.

The system interview was very open-ended and, for me, it was tough. The interviewer again did not ask any other questions but started with a very easy Linux bash question. Then he dug into every detail of my answer and asked OS or bash questions about that detail until I got confused. They are trying to find out how much you know about systems. The second part of this interview was about system troubleshooting, which was also very open-ended. The interviewer would give me a scenario, and I would have to find out and solve the problem.

I received a rejection very quickly.

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