One of the things I was asked to do was to use the knowledge I had obtained during the interview and my own personal research prior to the interview to explain / present Pindrop's solution (in technical terms) to a customer -- specifically how it would integrate with their environment.
Minha expeiencia profissional nas empresas anteriores que eu havia trabalhado e em qual especialidade eu havia tido o melhor desempenho e visibilidade entre os clientes internos e externos
What's your presales experience with the telco industry vertical?
Whiteboard Architectures for the solution you implemented
the question more about Mircoservice design pattern and Domain drive design methodologies. Some questions also relate Kafka, MQ and Redis cache. In further, the question about Java is more diffcult, you need to fully understand Java8 principles on Hashmap, Arraylist or multi-threads, and how to build high Availibility and scaleable system
Most questions were around my experience with different technologies and solutions I implemented in the past. This was a group interview with two senior level IT staff. They are knowledgeable in the field and this was apparent from the questions asked. They were also quite friendly. At the conclusion of the interview I asked them what they liked best and least about working here. Both gave the same answer: BEST was working with a variety of technology, the opportunity to learn new technology, and always having lots of projects in the queue;WORST: the number of project in the queue.
What is your jib experience?
Asked questions around my CV and experience. Rudely interrupted at every answer, with "what did you actually do", I found the interview technique overtly aggressive and left me with a very negative impression.
Challege: Technical Presentation & MongoDB Atlas Discovery
Name three things you need to be successful (and then asked for te fourth during the session :-))
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