They pay money to do stuff.
Lots of knowledge silos.
Also lots of meetings.
Two rounds. First of all, a screening test with some basic Linux and network questions. You will be asked: * Networking concepts like DNS, TCP, UDP. * Linux admin related questions.
It was an on-campus interview. I had one online round and three interview rounds, split into technical, managerial, and HR rounds. I cleared all three rounds but was put "on hold," after which they never got back to me.
Networking events on campus, sending in a resume, onsite interview – behavioral and technical in one. Then I waited a week or so until an offer was extended. The interview was one-on-one, although I heard others had different setups. I met with the
Two rounds. First of all, a screening test with some basic Linux and network questions. You will be asked: * Networking concepts like DNS, TCP, UDP. * Linux admin related questions.
It was an on-campus interview. I had one online round and three interview rounds, split into technical, managerial, and HR rounds. I cleared all three rounds but was put "on hold," after which they never got back to me.
Networking events on campus, sending in a resume, onsite interview – behavioral and technical in one. Then I waited a week or so until an offer was extended. The interview was one-on-one, although I heard others had different setups. I met with the