Very smart people. Very complex problems. New exciting technology. Lots of customer feedback and interaction.
Akamai is very stingy about compensation.
They say that they are less competitive on salary and more competitive on bonuses, but it seems they are not competitive in either case.
Akamai has very isolated groups, and each of them is very high-performing. I have seen extremely little interaction among groups.
Groups/teams themselves are very less collaborative and thrive on individual performers. If you are someone who thrives on group effort, this is not a place for you. You need to be solely competent, who can work in a very fast-paced environment and needs to be able to perform.
Increase compensation
1. Half-hour phone interview for experience and some C++ questions. 2. In-person interview - five people ask questions - C++, algorithms.
I was contacted by an Akamai recruiter who found my resume on one of the popular sites. After some chatting with the recruiter, I was scheduled for and passed the phone screen. A four-hour in-person interview was scheduled for the following week (4 e
I got one phone call from a recruiter, and the second round was a kind of five general technology questions and one algorithm about generating the maximum meeting room host by company.
1. Half-hour phone interview for experience and some C++ questions. 2. In-person interview - five people ask questions - C++, algorithms.
I was contacted by an Akamai recruiter who found my resume on one of the popular sites. After some chatting with the recruiter, I was scheduled for and passed the phone screen. A four-hour in-person interview was scheduled for the following week (4 e
I got one phone call from a recruiter, and the second round was a kind of five general technology questions and one algorithm about generating the maximum meeting room host by company.