I applied through a recruiter.
The interviewer was going through the motions, seemed disinterested at best, visibly bored, and was frequently looking at other screens. I was asked to go through my experience and was asked some standard questions about Terraform, CI/CD, K8S, cloud principles, and more. Part of my feedback was that I talked too much. I don't really know what they wanted, as I have over twelve years of experience, and even then, I only talked about the relevant projects that I had worked on. I attribute this to the interviewer not wanting to be there in the first place, probably too close to lunchtime.
I was told that the next step was going to be a take-home tech test and a presentation that I would have to do and defend both in a two-hour interview. Guys, you're not Google. Unless this is aimed at graduates, any engineer will walk and go somewhere else. My advice to anyone reading this is to go elsewhere. Even from the interview, I could gather their infra was a mess. Avoid.
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The following metrics were computed from 9 interview experiences for the Quantexa DevOps Engineer role.
Quantexa's interview process for their DevOps Engineer roles is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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