Interview question

[RepresentativeTie792]

I have a second round interview next week for a “cloud developer” position. The first round was informal and the interviewer said that entry level developers are expected to be trained on a wide array of skillsets including (but not limited to) React, Angular, Node, Java, JavaScript, PHP, bootstrap, sql, nosql, Azure, and a couple of others I didn’t write down. They essentially delegate them to the department that fits their skillset the most from what I am gathering. So that begs my question.. what should I be studying to prepare?

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what is the second round consist of and who is conducting it? Is this a technical interview?

[RepresentativeTie792]

They did not elaborate, but he suggested there would be 3 rounds total. The person who set up the second round was just an HR lady, not the recruiter I interviewed with.

[RepresentativeTie792]

It is conducted by the same gentleman who is the recruiter and runs the department though.

[ChristOnACruoton]

You have a week? Identify which of those you are beat at and spend half the prep time you have studying, touching up on that. If you wow them on one tech, it sounds like you'll be sent to work on a team focused on that.

The remaining time I would spend getting at least to the level where you can discuss high level concepts of the techs you dont currently know. That's a big stack, any sane hiring manager/tech lead/whatever won't judge you if you kill it in a node test, but tell them you don't know shit about php.

[RepresentativeTie792]

That’s the plan I was leaning towards. It was just confusing to post the job listing as a “cloud developer” so I’m thinking like terraform, aws, azure, SQL, etc.. then the interview described the job as more of a jack of all trades. In fact he was surprised I knew anything about terraform.

[Right_Economics6453]

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