I don't get how that relates to the question asked to me? I mean, it was a time I had a problem / failed that impacted production environment.
That was the only one I had in mind, the guy looks like he was expecting a time I've put the servers on fire. It simply didn't happen.
Another thing is that my current environment IS very CTO pushy taking order and doing his view. Why stating this counts against me? It's not like everyone can take leadership in the tech stack / implementation.
I am a 100% sure that I would get into his (big) company and just follow orders as well. Of course having my implementation and my personal touch every now and then but still I wouldn't get to make architectural decisions or choose the tech stack.
Unless you're working in a 100% microservice architecture with hundreds of small people team deploying separated stuff I don't see how that can happen.
Another thing is that my current environment IS very CTO pushy taking order and doing his view. Why stating this counts against me? It's not like everyone can take leadership in the tech stack / implementation.
I am a 100% sure that I would get into his (big) company and just follow orders as well. Of course having my implementation and my personal touch every now and then but still I wouldn't get to make architectural decisions or choose the tech stack.
Unless you're working in a 100% microservice architecture with hundreds of small people team deploying separated stuff I don't see how that can happen.