Scaling Your DevOps Team: Tips for Hiring Technical Talent
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In today's candidate-driven market hiring quality engineers is hard. Without the right process, it can take more sourced candidates, more interviews, and more offers to fill open positions on your DevOps team. However, with the right tools, you can create a standardized hiring system that will save time and ensure your efforts are focused on qualified candidates.
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- 1. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. Scaling Your DevOps Team: Best Practices for Hiring Tech Talent www.hackerrank.com
- 2. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. VP of Customer Success HackerRank Gaurav Verma Director of Marketing HackerRank Laura Guntren
- 3. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. 3 ● Miss those who are self-taught ● Technical skills can be over (or under) stated * Source: 2018 Developer Skills Report, research.hackerrank.com Resumes don’t tell the whole story
- 4. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. 4 3 out of 4 tech recruiters & hiring managers have hired great candidates who didn’t look good on paper * Source: 2018 Technical Recruiting Report, www.research.hackerrank.com
- 5. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. 5 Which core competencies do employers look for?
- 6. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. 6 Anatomy of a Technical Interview▌ Correctness Ability to get a naive solution Optimality Ability to optimize a solution for more difficult constraints Correctness Ability to solve the challenge Code Structure Is the code one giant file or modularized well? Debugging Ability to find the bug in a large codebase Test-Driven Development Is there good test-case coverage? Correctness Create a simple architecture with unlimited resources Optimize for Scale How will the design change for 1M users vs 100K users? Knowledge of Technology What tools will you use for queuing systems, databases, etc? Problem Solving Real World Challenge System Design Pair Programming Ability to work together Code Readability Can others read the code? Is it well-documented? Language Proficiency Are you fluent in the language of your choice? Depth of Questions from Candidate Indicates general intelligence Common Attributes
- 7. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. 7 Assessment framework Developer - Level 1 (typically 0-2 years of work experience) Developer - Level 2 (typically 2-5 years of work experience) Developer - Level 3 (typically 5-8 years of work experience) Type of Challenge Problem Solving ● Problem solving ● Building a real-world app/project ● Problem solving ● Understanding code base ● Building/fixing a real-world app Duration of Challenge 60-75 minutes 120 minutes + 1+ day Positioning Recruiter phone call and/or a customized email that explains the process. The volume is higher here Recruiter phone call to explain the process followed by discussing this in the interview using Codepair Recruiter/hiring manager phone call to explain the process followed by a harder variation of this challenge used in the interview.
- 8. ©2018 HackerRank. Confidential and Proprietary. 8 Assessment rubric Role Skills Experience Level Questions DevOps Engineer ● Problem Solving ● Automation ● Code Testing ● Networking ● System Administration ● CI/CD ● Debugging ● Language Proficiency DevOps Engineer ● Algorithm ● Data Structure ● Linux Senior DevOps Engineer ● System Design ● Scripting / Parsing ● Networking Principal DevOps Engineer ● MCQ ● File Upload ● System Design ● Scripting / Parsing ● Code Review/Debug
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- 10. Conclusion Role-Based Assessments Deliver Better Hiring Outcomes Move Beyond Resumes: Skills Assessment Improve the Candidate Experience: Give them a challenge with the right context and make it as real-world as possible Move Beyond Language Proficiency: Assess all the skills needed for the role 1 2 3
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