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Big Data Engineer Interview Experience - Italy

June 1, 2017
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Terrible experience, I've never been treated this way, steer clear from this company: I had initial technical online test that I passed, I had second technical 90 min interview with online code that I passed, I had final interview with hiring manager and I received a proposal with draft offer via mail with salary and contract details! After few days I've been contacted asking if I was available to relocate to Rome and when I refused to relocate ( I applied for Milan) everything got stuck with terrible and stupid excuses: In the beginning there was a "due diligence" and then seems Hadoop was mandatory.

The whole process took 3 months and during this time all the people involved in all the phone calls and interviews repeated many times that Hadoop wasn't mandatory to be hired (also the job post stated this clearly) and that training were being provided. Last week the same position I was offered in Milan has been re-opened, with Hadoop not mandatory in the job description. I think they are mocking people.

Questions

What is a higher order function

Write the code to implement the Linux "tree" command

When would you prune a decision tree

What type of memory has the JVM (young, tenured, ECC...)

What is an inode

What is the difference between an outer and an inner join

What is it

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Teradata's interview process for their Big Data Engineer roles in Italy is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Teradata's Big Data Engineer interview process in Italy.