Team Lead Behaviors Questions

Question 1

How do you spend your time on coding or managing?

Answer 1

It’s very difficult to balance your time between your own work and the work of the team. Some days you’ll be on a “maker’s schedule” where you are heads down coding for large blocks of time. On manger schedule where you have many meetings and interruptions without time for deep work. Most days will be a mix of both.

Question 2

How do you manage delegating the tasks?

Answer 2

I try to break down epic into individual task where me and team could pick up base on their individual strengths.
I make team is to share the load and to accomplish more together than any one individual could do on their own.

Question 3

Tell me about a time you designed container-based architecture for a multitenant SaaS application. What was the project, how did you assess and plan tasks, what timelines were you working to, what issues did you experience, and what was the outcome?

Answer 3

Area: Job Performance
Answer:
Project: K8s migration
Task:

Question 4

Describe an experience which you feel best demonstrates your ability to diagnose technical issues, automate tasks, debug code, and your security-conscious approach. What was this project and why does it stand out in your mind?

Answer 4

Area: Intelligence & Capacity for Learning
Answer:

Story: GitHub Runners designing

Diagnosing Technical Issues

• Some GitHub runners where able to complete job.
• I need assess existing architectures and identify bottlenecks or failures
• I check the Kubernetes events logs and found they were evicted due to Storage Full

Automating Tasks

• Create GitHub runner build queue dashboard based on events from Webhook

debug code

• I establish code review practices within my team to catch errors early. Design the solution that no infrastructure code gets push without the proper review

Security Conscious Approach

• Adhere to AWS security best practices by implementing IAM roles for least privilege access and same for RBAC role in Kubernetes cluster
• Have runbook for responding to security breaches like running non compliant action on the GitHub runners.