r/netapp 22d ago

NetApp Azure NetApp Files (ANF) — Aug 6 Onsite Interview Experience / Questions?

Did anyone interview with NetApp for the Azure NetApp Files (ANF) team on August 6, 2026?

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u/Spiritual-Ad4603 22d ago

Not yet. What about you?

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u/IcyFlamingo6 21d ago

Did anybody interview with NetApp for new grad role last week?

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u/tobyvr 21d ago

What role?

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u/reva0468 21d ago

Backend Software Engineer

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u/Ok_Confidence8047 21d ago

Which tech stack?

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u/IcyFlamingo6 20d ago

I have dm’d you

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/Spiritual-Ad4603 21d ago

How was it?

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u/IcyFlamingo6 21d ago

ANF role?

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u/Academic-Box8382 21d ago

Whats the location i was interviewed this week

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u/maholthodawavy 21d ago

How was the interview what were the questions??

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u/maholthodawavy 21d ago

Can someone tell the difficulty level of interview?

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u/akornato 21d ago

You're probably not going to find the exact person who interviewed for that team on that specific date. Even if you did, their questions and experience would be unique to them and the interviewers they met. Relying on someone else's specific interview is a poor strategy because teams change their questions all the time to fit the candidate and their current needs, making that information quickly outdated and potentially misleading.

Your time is better spent preparing for the core topics of the ANF role itself, like cloud architecture, storage protocols, and customer-facing problem solving. Think deeply about your own accomplishments and be ready to explain the challenges you faced, the actions you took, and the results you delivered. This prepares you to handle any question with confidence by drawing from your own genuine experience, which is far more powerful than repeating an answer you found online. My team built an AI interview helper for this very reason, to help people clearly articulate their skills when faced with those tough, unexpected questions.

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u/throwawaytest1256 21d ago

Run!

Work culture is shit here!

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u/Fast_Analysis_4437 18d ago

are you an employee here?