The team asked various questions about the skills that I had listed on my resume. Most of them were fairly basic, and seemed to be simply a verification that I had actually worked with the products that I had listed. (Note that this was an entry level position)
Why are you looking to move to a more technical position?
They asked many SCOM and SCCM questions since this was what the role was for.
How to virtual a physical server (SCCM centric) How to verify patches How often and procedure for patching Couldn't understand anything else well enough.
It was not that technical.
There was no real questions sadly. Just "Do you know how to fix a computer and describe it" But nothing you wouldn't expect.
Describe a situation where you broke a rule or came close to breaking it. What were your reasons?
cual es tu nivel de ingles?
What does it mean when you have a client computer set to DHCP and it is receiving an IP address of 169.x.x.x? And what is that called?
Tell me about your self is the common question
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