
Kabbage Database Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Kabbage.
Database Engineer
The hiring process took a while, spanning several weeks, and at times I wasn't sure if they had forgotten about me. It started with an initial HR screen call, followed by a technical screen call. After that, they invited me for an in-person interview. I think there would have been another interview with upper management if I had progressed.
- Can you describe the technologies you've used previously?
- Could you illustrate the database design for a system managing accounts, customers, payments, and loans?
Database Engineer
The recruiter was really nice and had important technical questions ready. This made the interview process much faster. It was very quick, direct, and enjoyable. The people I met were great!!!
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Database Administrator
There were 2 phone call screenings, then a panel interview, and finally a culture fit interview. The phone screens were informational and quick and to the point. The panel interview was 3 hours long and involved meeting with 3 different groups of people: the immediate team, related tech team members, and the manager. The culture interview was a casual chat with a founder.
- Regarding SQL Server data files, what is considered the best practice for unit allocation size on a volume?
Kabbage Database Engineer Interview Questions
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“Regarding SQL Server data files, what is considered the best practice for unit allocation size on a volume?”
Read reports →“Could you illustrate the database design for a system managing accounts, customers, payments, and loans?”
Read reports →“Did you encounter questions requiring you to write code?”
Read reports →“Can you describe the technologies you've used previously?”
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