Brand value, work-life balance, and network of intelligent and interesting people. You can really get by doing the bare minimum as long as you brown-nose and present yourself well to management.
Management is poor, very cheap on training and expenses. There is not much benefit other than the brand. There is too much focus on revenue and less on technology. It's not a technical role; it's simply a glorified tech support and project manager. Your task is to ensure that customers spend money, and you will reach out to colleagues who can unblock technical areas. LOTS OF POLITICS, backstabbing, and brown-nosing.
Hire more experienced and skilled managers who care more about technology and less about their own career progression.
Included a recruiter screen, a technical round on Azure architecture, a loop of 4–5 interviews covering design, consulting, and behavioral skills, and a hiring manager discussion focused on customer engagement and past experience.
They asked me a lot of questions: how I would talk to a customer and how I will deal with conflict situations. I also had a case study for an hour.
All-day event (6+ hours) Multiple deep-dive interviews with people of various backgrounds. You will need to discuss and display confidence in multiple areas of cloud, sales, and people skills. May be asked to code or build something in Azure on th
Included a recruiter screen, a technical round on Azure architecture, a loop of 4–5 interviews covering design, consulting, and behavioral skills, and a hiring manager discussion focused on customer engagement and past experience.
They asked me a lot of questions: how I would talk to a customer and how I will deal with conflict situations. I also had a case study for an hour.
All-day event (6+ hours) Multiple deep-dive interviews with people of various backgrounds. You will need to discuss and display confidence in multiple areas of cloud, sales, and people skills. May be asked to code or build something in Azure on th