The Only Attitude that important in a DBA team or in your team members would be of 1) Being Patient about the situation {NO NEED TO PANIC}. 2) Have Troubleshooting & Resolving ablity. 3) Should have a sense of humor in everything :). After reading all this the next guy whoes going to sit in front of Mr Alan would really say , that he just pick the wrong day for the interview hehe.. All the best to it.. On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 8:58 AM, Subodh Deshpande <deshpande.subodh@xxxxxxxxx > wrote: > Alan, > > it is really an interesting question..you are saying you want a team > member...unfortunately many do not understand dba is/has to be a team > member..many are of the opnion that just take a dip or force some one to > take a dip in a tank called as dba training, as soon as he/she came out of > the tank he/she will be more colorful dba !!! > > technical questions/knowldege matters..which can be shaped/shrpened > further..provided a dba attitude exists.. > so what is your need basically..present days are of outsourcing...hence > some of the times he/she may have to work remotely..so how much you can > dependent on him/her..without changing him/her..you have to get work done > from him/her.. > > recently I read the book 'How to be organised in spite of > yourself'..penguin books usa..authors sunny schlenger, roberta roesch..it > gave me a different way of looking..habbits, attitude, attribute, > characterstics does matters.. > > thanks..subodh > > On 7 February 2011 04:36, Guillermo Alan Bort <cicciuxdba@xxxxxxxxx>wrote: > >> So, I am in the process of reviewing resumes from several JR and SSR >> candidates for the team. The question I came up with is, what kind of >> questions (technical) should I ask during the interview. I can't use the >> same questions I'd use with a Sr. DBA. >> >> The questions i've come up with so far are the following: >> 1. Difference between EXTENT and BLOCK >> 2. Difference between USER and ROLE. When would you use each? >> 3. Command to extend a Tablespace (tricky question? should it be >> datafile?) >> 4. Command to backup controlfiles (all you can think of) >> 5. Steps to switch archivelog on or off. >> 6. Minimum requirements in order to take a level 1 online backup (tricky >> question?) >> 7. What are the minimum required files to be backed up in order to be able >> to recreate the database from scratch in the event of complete media >> failure? >> >> I may come up with more, but that's what I have so far... >> >> thanks in advance >> Alan.- >> > > > > -- > ============================== > DO NOT FORGET TO SMILE TODAY > ============================== >