Remote working opportunity. Ample scope of personal and professional growth.
No transparency in the promotion process.
I applied to Akamai through campus placements, where I had to give an initial written test. Within a couple of hours, the shortlisted candidates were called for interviews. The process lasted a whole day with about 5 rounds of back-to-back interviews
The interview was an overall insight into how well one knows the concepts and how well they respond to a question within a given time perspective. The interviewer tries to play a mind game, and one needs to act along skillfully.
In the first round, they asked basic C/OS Unix questions. The questions were easy. They also asked to write code for any real-life example they gave, and you had to explain it to them.
I applied to Akamai through campus placements, where I had to give an initial written test. Within a couple of hours, the shortlisted candidates were called for interviews. The process lasted a whole day with about 5 rounds of back-to-back interviews
The interview was an overall insight into how well one knows the concepts and how well they respond to a question within a given time perspective. The interviewer tries to play a mind game, and one needs to act along skillfully.
In the first round, they asked basic C/OS Unix questions. The questions were easy. They also asked to write code for any real-life example they gave, and you had to explain it to them.