All good for Site Reliability Engineer.
No cons for Site Reliability Engineer
I was initially contacted by the recruiter in December. During the initial phone call, I was asked to tell something about myself and how I related to the position, which I did. I was informed the next day about a technical phone screen with the Tea
I first had the technical round, in which they asked about cloud, DevOps, and Linux-related questions. It went pretty well, but I was rejected after the first round. It was a very good experience, as the manager was good too.
The interviewer was friendly. I was asked about the subjects I knew among CN, OS, and LINUX, and then questions were asked accordingly. The basics of CN and OS should be clear. Most of the questions asked were on IP/TCP and MAC addressing.
I was initially contacted by the recruiter in December. During the initial phone call, I was asked to tell something about myself and how I related to the position, which I did. I was informed the next day about a technical phone screen with the Tea
I first had the technical round, in which they asked about cloud, DevOps, and Linux-related questions. It went pretty well, but I was rejected after the first round. It was a very good experience, as the manager was good too.
The interviewer was friendly. I was asked about the subjects I knew among CN, OS, and LINUX, and then questions were asked accordingly. The basics of CN and OS should be clear. Most of the questions asked were on IP/TCP and MAC addressing.