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Lead Datacenter Operations Engineer Interview Experience

April 1, 2020
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Process

TLDR: 3 rounds, 2 months, 7 people

I applied online through the Red Hat website after finding the job on LinkedIn. I heard from a recruiter within 2 days. A week later, I had a video interview scheduled with the hiring manager. A day later, I was told I would be moving onto panel interviews. A week later, the panel interviews happened. I interviewed with 4 people back-to-back over video chat. Everyone who interviewed me was very well prepared and easy to talk to. It was more of a conversation, which was welcome. Each interview was set up for 45 minutes (3 hours total).

I thought everything went well, but I didn't hear back from the recruiter until 3 weeks later, despite 2 emails and a phone call. They were still considering other candidates, which was fine, but that wasn't communicated at all during those 3 weeks. Once I heard back that they were still interested, I had an interview with a Sr. Manager and a Director, who are above the hiring manager. A week later, I had an offer, which I accepted.

I did have to work with two different recruiters, which was a bit confusing.

Questions

How do you troubleshoot a specific computer problem (i.e., hardware failure, etc.)?

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Red Hat's interview process for their Lead Datacenter Operations Engineer roles in the United States is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

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