When you interview for a job as a database developer, expect the interviewer to assess how you compile a database system that meets the company's needs while also troubleshooting potential issues. Employers seek candidates who have strong problem-solving and organizational skills as well as possess a strong understanding of database systems.
The questions were related to roles and responsibilities held in the previous organization. Technical questions on Always on, Cluster , Mirroring, Deadlock, stored procedures , indexing . Scenario based questions on backup and recovery and troubleshooting on different issues.
Technical question related to JD? Where do you see yourself after 5 Years? Scenario based questions?
Do you have hands-on experience with database programming
N/a, since did not get technical questions
They don't ask questions, they give orders: "Spend a minute explaining each of your three best qualities and don't forget to mention why".
Mostly their questions were geared to a high view of what you would do in a given situation. Since this was entry level.
Overall, there wasn't anything terribly unexpected or difficult. Standard questions.
Mainly asked about MySQL and its queries
1. Tell me about yourself 2. What is the database restore process 3. What is TDE
What is a primary key?
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