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Technical questions like: explain SQL indexing and how it helps to query large datasets, Linux/UNIX how to check the running processes on a server, Linux/UNIX how to check the space utilization. Experience questions are more like at what point do you tell the consumers of a data issue, what does your current app do, what tech stacks do you use, etc
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Sr. IT Operations Engineer

Interviewed at PGIM

4★
Jul 10, 2025

Technical questions like: explain SQL indexing and how it helps to query large datasets, Linux/UNIX how to check the running processes on a server, Linux/UNIX how to check the space utilization. Experience questions are more like at what point do you tell the consumers of a data issue, what does your current app do, what tech stacks do you use, etc

Very bad/ridiculous approach to interviews. It felt like you are not technically skilled cause you don't know by heart technical stuff you don't care to know by heart. Security guy asks you very specific things(even if is not your field of expertise) about configuration that you might not remember even if you've been here or there. Sort of questions: -Have you been to Paris? -Yes I have... -How tall is Eiffel Tower? -Eh... I don't remember... -Oh... You have not been in Paris. Oh... Let's move to the next Question... -What about London... Have you been to London? -Yeah... and I have seen the Big Ben... -Really... In what year was it built? -Eh... Don't remember... But I know its a clock with a big bell... it's in front of Thames River... -Oh... no... you have not been to London... So... what about you, do you have any questions? If you're a Tech Generalist, and know who Linus Torvalds is, but don't know what year he was born, this is not the company for you. (Oh... by the way... Ive been to Paris 8 times).
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IT Support Engineer

Interviewed at Gelato

4.3★
Jun 12, 2023

Very bad/ridiculous approach to interviews. It felt like you are not technically skilled cause you don't know by heart technical stuff you don't care to know by heart. Security guy asks you very specific things(even if is not your field of expertise) about configuration that you might not remember even if you've been here or there. Sort of questions: -Have you been to Paris? -Yes I have... -How tall is Eiffel Tower? -Eh... I don't remember... -Oh... You have not been in Paris. Oh... Let's move to the next Question... -What about London... Have you been to London? -Yeah... and I have seen the Big Ben... -Really... In what year was it built? -Eh... Don't remember... But I know its a clock with a big bell... it's in front of Thames River... -Oh... no... you have not been to London... So... what about you, do you have any questions? If you're a Tech Generalist, and know who Linus Torvalds is, but don't know what year he was born, this is not the company for you. (Oh... by the way... Ive been to Paris 8 times).

Can you describe a complex technical problem you've recently solved and the steps you took to reach a solution? How do you stay updated with the latest trends and advancements in the IT industry? Share an example of a project where you collaborated with a cross-functional team to achieve a common goal. Explain your approach to troubleshooting and debugging when faced with a critical system issue.
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IT Engineer

Interviewed at Children's National Hospital

3.7★
Aug 7, 2023

Can you describe a complex technical problem you've recently solved and the steps you took to reach a solution? How do you stay updated with the latest trends and advancements in the IT industry? Share an example of a project where you collaborated with a cross-functional team to achieve a common goal. Explain your approach to troubleshooting and debugging when faced with a critical system issue.

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