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Entrevista
Had a couple technical phone screens with current engineers, and then I was invited for a day of on-site interviews. The phone screens were covering pretty basic technical areas based on my previous experience. The engineer was very pleasant. He asked about FSMO roles in Active Directory, what are the aspects of setting up a VPN connection between two sites, what all happens when www.amazon.com is typed into a browser, and some basic firewall questions.
On-site, I met with a couple engineers, and several managers. These were a mix of technical questions (describe how you'd set up a network with three locations, what is a GPO and how is it applied in AD, etc) and soft questions (Tell me about a time when doing things the normal way didn't work, Tell me about a time you came up against a problem you'd never seen before, etc).
I thought the process was very thorough, but I never felt like I was being grilled. The people were all great.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
If you were interviewing you, what are the three questions you would be asking?
It was a 4 round loop. The first two rounds focused on networking and troubleshooting, plus questions about your domain. The last two rounds are just answering questions using leadership principles in STAR format.
The interview was smooth. Recruiter reached out with an invitation to an online assessment, then a phone interview 1 hour and interview loop scheduled after that. It had 4 rounds
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
Depends on the domain of the role. I had Networking domain, so most questions were on Linux and troubleshooting.
It was difficult , questions about os and computer network and one easy coding question , the coding question was prime number question, also asked behavioural questions which are to be answered in STAR format