All questions were read off a screen, and all answers were typed frantically while I spoke. Questions were all right out of Interviewing 101: "Tell me about a difficult client", "How do you deal with ambiguity", etc. You will not be listened to, only transcribed.
Q: what is the difference between rdb and nosql. Q: how would you set up a server with db, no downtime, redundant, resilient, multi location, ..etc Q: how will you troubleshoot issues on linux, like network, process..etc Q: lots of S.T.A.R. questions. like tell me a time when you have failed, achieved something more than you think, stressed, ...etc how did you deal with it, what did you do...etc Q: when you enter a domain name into browser , what happens. Q: what is proxy Q: what is the difference proxy and routing Q: how CDN works Q: what is IDS/IPS, which layer in osi does it work? Q: how would you do a sql replication? Q: What is NAT Q: how does load balancer works , which brand would you use, Q: how would you connect to your servers for administration and troubleshooting, linux and windows? Q: what are the differences between windows and linux Q: what is error 500 on a web page.
- Compiled and Interpreted languages - Relational and NoSQL Databases - OLAP and OLTP - CI/CD concept and what is CI - Identity Federation - HTTPS/SSL - CIDR block - Subnet - Machine Learning: supervised and unsupervised learning - CDN
Complicated Customer support and escalation scenarios
Describe a difficult problem you couldn't resolve.
All questions related to the 14 leadership principles which you are provided to candidates before the interview.
Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?
Why are you planning to leave your present job?
Why this company? Teach me something? What leadership have you been involved with? What are your strengths and weaknesses? What have you learned recently? How many adds are in the internet every hour? They ask you to solve a world problem and see how you approach in solving it.
"How would you respond if an employer asked you to perform task(s) that seemed inappropriate?" Seems like a softball and benign query, but see the question that immediately followed below. He was new at the position of running all the SE's, so he could have been fishing for assistance from a competitor, OR, it was a shrewd combination of questions if you think about.
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