Hey everyone! I'm looking for advice on preparing for my upcoming DevOps interview at Apple. I would really appreciate it if you could share your experiences regarding the interview process, including how many rounds there typically are, what I should expect, what pitfalls to avoid, and what the realistic compensation range might be. I'm eager to see how far I can go in this process. Thanks in advance!
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If coding isn't your strongest skill, don't stress too much, but be aware that DevOps roles at major tech companies often require solid coding know-how. You might start with some software understanding before delving deeper into system design if you get that far. It's worth brushing up on coding basics anyway!
I noticed a discussion about this topic recently that you might find helpful! Check it out for more insights from people who've gone through similar interviews.
I've been through interviews at a few FANG companies, but not Apple specifically. I recommend sharpening your skills in LeetCode problems and system design concepts. Most places hit you with at least 2 coding challenges and then dive into system design after that.
True, DevOps definitely blends infrastructure with development. Just be ready to solve some coding challenges during the screening process!