N/A - I respect the effort it takes for a small team to create a hiring flow and part of the process is always that you agree as a candidate to not disclose the specifics. The Coding question was a fairly straightforward text processing question, tho in scope was several other "operational" type tasks ripe for automation as well
Create a key/value pair "database" (get/set/count) which also supports transactions (begin/commit/rollback).
Networking/VLAN question Example: Give me an idea how you designed on prem network. Context: They suggested subnetting sufficient VLANs were unnecessary, which conflicts with best practices in on-prem environments. SAML backend question Example: How does SAML work at the backend? How is it architected internally? Context: You expected questions about integrating apps with an IdP using SAML, but they asked about deep protocol architecture.
They asked 1 Perl syntax related question. A "hypothetical" question, as they called it: Hypothetically, can you read Perl code? No python related question. No data structure related question. No algorithms related question. No coding task. No problem solving task.
just the basics ones like 'tell me about yourself' and 'do you have experience with this or that?'
1. Diff between, var, let & const 2. What is `use strict` mode 3. Explain Promises 4. diff between forEach and for loop 5. Find number with highest freq. 6. Find duplicates from the given list
Why did you apply at BSI?
Interview focused on storage technology and gave emphasis on solutions. Netapp, EMC, hitachi, replications, block and file protocols. Behavioural questions were minimal.
Terraform code and update their existing code base
Name one time that you have failed in your professional life.
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