In reality, I was very comfortable with all the questions. If anything, the question that called my attention was "what do you think of open source?". they wanted to see if I would be willing to learn an open source RDBMS (Postgres) in the eventuality they decided to migrate from Informix, their current RDBMS.
Several questions on my involvement with open source technology, LAMP stack. Questions on my database background which was on the SQL Server stack for 16 years. Ask me about my military career, what I did and was I in any wars. The last question was if I killed anyone while serving in the Army...........
êtes-vous prêt à travailler en société de services
The reason you want to be at this position
Name some Unix commands that you know. Name some Windows commands that you know.
What would you do if a customer asks... why is it taking so long to solve our issue? can you re-configure our DB to (something unethical or illegal standards)?
The very last question was a memorable one: If you could have any superpower, what would it be?
What are your strengths when it comes to solving a problem.
Basics
1) Should we try to use the latest database software releases like Azure instead of SSMS? 2) Do you use XYZ html programming language? (non SQL Server related) 3) Should the agency use PowerBI or SSRS if a user needs to upload a .csv file? 4) How would you solve an issue we're currently having in the office- we want to write DAX in PowerBI to display a string when a value threshold is not met, otherwise we perform the calculation. 5) Can you use SQL Server on a non Microsoft machine? 6) What would you like to do here?
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