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Hey Googlers, I’m going in for my GCP TAM second round on Monday and had a few QQs for you all:
1. For the RRK2 case study if there is a scenario for handling peak time workloads where the client did a lift & shift of a monolithic architecture, is the best suggestion to move them to micro services to enable serverless and auto scaling features?
2. I was told that they’ll give me 15 mins to prep after the case study is shared live, would you suggest I build a 1 pager or is that not required?Google
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I’ve always read and personally dressed a level above what the “typical” attire for the company would be. If they go business casual at all, I’d put on a tie and jacket.
Unless the company culture is strongly against dressing nicely (which it sounds like it isn’t, since some wear business casual), there is no harm in putting on a full suit
You've come this far. I'm sure you don't need fashion counsel from fb. You can do it! Figure this one out! Share what you pick.
What kind of start up and what’s the role
Jeans and a casual blazer, respectful yet shows you understand what you wear isn't going to matter when it comes to keeping the lights on, also the neck beards in the back room will not make fun of you for the full suit(more important than I think most assume).
Company in the on-demand space. Role dabbles in operations and data.
If they’re used to seeing business casual, then go suit and tie. Yo can mix it up with a patterned shirt rather than your standard blue or white
Lol, I love fashion so something like a classic business prof suit and tie seems boring. But obvi don’t want to get dinged for expressing my personality. Third round by the way, so things seem to be going well.
You can never go wrong with a suit.
I dunno about a tie. If no one there has a tie on, you look like a farmboy fish out of water. Trying to hard.
No one likes the T-pet.