Company culture is great. Time off is very generous. Pay and bonuses are considerate.
Overworked hours mean burnout becomes inevitable. Overpromising of promotions...
It's a long interview process here at Akamai. It took me almost a month, which is fair enough, as they also check if one is a cultural fit apart from your job responsibilities.
Followed employee referral. First, I did a technical phone screen with the hiring manager. This consisted of a discussion of background, potential work once in the position, and a scheduling optimization question. I was brought in to interview with
One phone screen where they asked about myself, the best project on my resume, computer network fundamentals, the protocol stack focusing on the transport layer, and what TCP and UDP are and the difference between them. After passing the phone screen
It's a long interview process here at Akamai. It took me almost a month, which is fair enough, as they also check if one is a cultural fit apart from your job responsibilities.
Followed employee referral. First, I did a technical phone screen with the hiring manager. This consisted of a discussion of background, potential work once in the position, and a scheduling optimization question. I was brought in to interview with
One phone screen where they asked about myself, the best project on my resume, computer network fundamentals, the protocol stack focusing on the transport layer, and what TCP and UDP are and the difference between them. After passing the phone screen