The recruiter does not understand priorities, just says 'I need 300 candidates' — how to handle this?
Senior
199
Golang
8397
379
Which features of PostgreSQL have you used extensively?
Senior
198
Provide an example of a case with SELECT FOR UPDATE where it can lead to a deadlock.
Senior
197
Tell about your latest technical experience, what tasks you did, what was more engaging?
Senior
197
How was PostgreSQL sharding implemented — what served as the router?
Senior
197
Why did you leave the company?
Middle
197
At what phase are you currently in technical interviews? Do you have offers?
Middle+
197
Have you worked with virtualization?
Senior
196
The alias 'oi' in the query — which table is it taken from?
Middle
196
What is an empty interface (interface{} / any) in Go?
Middle
195
What will the program output? func a() { x := []int{} x = append(x, 0) x = append(x, 1) x = append(x, 2) y := append(x, 3) z := append(x, 4) fmt.Println(y, z) } func main() { a() }
Senior
195
Tell me about the message brokers you have worked with.
Middle+
195
How would you rate yourself as a Golang developer? Are you currently middle, middle+, or senior?
Senior
195
Is 146% CPU in top possible and what does it mean?
Middle
195
You need to describe the library model. There are 3 entities: "Author", "Book", "Reader". Physically, there is only one book and it can only belong to one reader. You need to create tables for the library to account for this.
Middle+
195
What JOIN is used by default when you just write JOIN? What types of JOINs exist?
Middle+
194
How much experience do you have with Go?
Middle+
194
Implement a function that takes []any and delta int. It should increase only the first occurrences of unique integers (int) by delta. Other types and repeated numbers should remain unchanged. The function should return the updated slice and two numbers: updated – how many unique numbers were changed, duplicates – how many numeric elements turned out to be duplicates func IncrementUniqueIntsInMixed(xs []any, delta int) ([]any, int, int) { // your code } // Example: xs := []any{1, "a", 5, "b", 1, 0, 5} u, d, s := IncrementUniqueIntsInMixed(xs, 3) // xs == []any{4, "a", 8, "b", 1, 3, 5} // u == 3 // unique numbers: 1, 5, 0 // d == 2 // repeated numbers: second 1, second 5
Middle+
194
What is important to consider in a polling worker?
Senior
193
Why did you decide to leave your current job?
Middle
193