Akamai is one good company, where employees are taken utmost care of.
Unable to find any cons for Akamai.
Akamai has very efficient management.
Phone screenings with recruiters. This was followed by phone interviews with hiring managers. The on-site interview included 2:1 or 1:1 rounds, averaging about 45 minutes a round. Well-paced, staying close to the proposed schedule and agenda. Each r
Applied online and had a good co-op experience with one of the core engineering groups of the company. Three and a half years later, I decided to apply for a senior role, even though the company went through a series of layoffs and was really struggl
Technical interview with a random software engineer, followed by a technical interview with a manager. The first manager who interviewed me decided to pass, but I was matched with another manager within a week. The second manager interviewed me, and
Phone screenings with recruiters. This was followed by phone interviews with hiring managers. The on-site interview included 2:1 or 1:1 rounds, averaging about 45 minutes a round. Well-paced, staying close to the proposed schedule and agenda. Each r
Applied online and had a good co-op experience with one of the core engineering groups of the company. Three and a half years later, I decided to apply for a senior role, even though the company went through a series of layoffs and was really struggl
Technical interview with a random software engineer, followed by a technical interview with a manager. The first manager who interviewed me decided to pass, but I was matched with another manager within a week. The second manager interviewed me, and