Managerial interview was more of discussion about my architecture experience, my architecture deliverables, the kind of projects I had undertaken and the challenges I faced. The technical interview was very technical, and questions were asked in various categories like performance tuning, high availability configuration, integration with different products, database set up and configuration.
Describe a project where you can show demonstrable impact on a positive customer solutions
Tell me about a challenge you faced at work and how you handled it.
digital transformation in IT outsourcing deals
What are all the services you have hands on
On Cloud & Devaops - AWS CICD
Situational questions
The interviewer appeared Technical Architect and relied on general scenario based questions which were either deliberately tried to muffled or he was handicapped in articulation . While replying , I tested him by also specifying how its done in my technology and was caught when he misunderstood/confused terms for 'configuration' , constructs , IDE etc used in the COTS product. My fault was that I lost my patience and became loud-mouthed and sarcastic , even started cross-questioning. While I don't blame the interviewer , I think HR/Management should at least be transparent with senior people when all other companies are upfront and candid about normal queries.
Even though I applied for "Senior Solutions Architect " , I was interviewed for a COTS product I specialized in .This was an expectation set and agreed during HR interactions. The interviewer appeared Technical Architect and relied on general scenario based questions which were either deliberately muffled or there was a severe a handicap in articulation . While replying , I tested him by also specifying how its done in my technology and he was caught when he misunderstood/confused terms for 'configuration' , constructs , IDE etc used in the COTS product. My fault was that I lost my patience and became loud-mouthed and sarcastic , even started cross-questioning. While I don't blame the interviewer , I think HR/Management should at least be transparent with senior people when all other companies are upfront and candid about normal queries.
What would be three words customers would use to describe you and your manager would use to describe you?
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