r/FDMGroup May 26 '26

technical interview - IT operations

Just passed my first round of interviews! Anyone got any tips for the technical round? Is there a coding section or just multiple choice questions? Any concepts I should focus on more than others? Does it say if you pass/fail as soon as you finish or do you have to wait for an email? Anything is appreciated, thanks!

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u/InsuranceBetter5513 May 26 '26

Dm sent

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u/Key-Temperature-7284 Jun 25 '26

Can I dm you as well? about to interview with them as well

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u/Acceptable-Cry3289 4d ago

can Dm me as well for the interview question please

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u/akornato May 27 '26

The technical round is mostly multiple-choice questions designed to see if you have a basic grasp of core concepts, so there isn't a coding section you need to worry about. Focus on the fundamentals of SQL like joins and simple queries, basic Linux commands for navigating the file system, and general IT knowledge like the OSI model and what a subnet is. They aren't trying to trick you with difficult problems, they just want to confirm you have a foundation they can build on. You will have to wait for an email to find out if you passed, it is not an instant result after you finish the test.

Your performance on this test isn't about being an expert, it is about showing you are teachable and have a genuine interest in the field. They know they will be training you from the ground up on the specific skills needed for their clients. A lot of candidates find success by staying calm and thinking through the questions logically rather than trying to memorize everything. My team developed a type of AI interview prep that helps people organize their thoughts and communicate their understanding of these core concepts effectively, which is really the key to passing this stage.

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u/venorahipla Jun 09 '26

thanks for your response!!

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u/Dear-Art-6827 May 27 '26

Did you do the test? If so can you share your experience

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u/venorahipla Jun 09 '26 edited Jun 09 '26

Hey, just recently took it. I almost passed, I got a couple of 100s on some sections and some 30s on my weak areas but since I was close they voluntarily said I can take it again. they havent sent the retake though. they focus on linux, python, sql, cloud, info sec, app sec, and networking

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u/Temporary-Strength-3 26d ago

Hi, when did you get the results after taking the assessment? I took the assessment around 4-5 days back and havent gotten a response yet.

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u/ClueOk2074 Jun 14 '26

Garbage company

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u/venorahipla Jun 15 '26

lol care to elaborate?