Akamai is very, very good at taking care of its employees. A healthy work-life balance. People are very humble, including higher management.
For some of the teams, the technology/tools that they use are a bit outdated.
Call with the hiring manager. A very long home task to write in Python. The worst hiring process experience I have ever had. After working on the home exam for 6 hours plus, I was ignored for a month and a half and then received a disrespectful email
The interview process at Akamai for the Software Engineer II (Salesforce) role was structured and focused heavily on core computer science fundamentals, particularly data structures and algorithms. The process consisted of the following rounds: *
The interview process is awful. The hiring manager had a great talk with me. The recruiter said he'll get back to me once he gets more info. However, they just ghosted me despite I sent several follow-up emails.
Call with the hiring manager. A very long home task to write in Python. The worst hiring process experience I have ever had. After working on the home exam for 6 hours plus, I was ignored for a month and a half and then received a disrespectful email
The interview process at Akamai for the Software Engineer II (Salesforce) role was structured and focused heavily on core computer science fundamentals, particularly data structures and algorithms. The process consisted of the following rounds: *
The interview process is awful. The hiring manager had a great talk with me. The recruiter said he'll get back to me once he gets more info. However, they just ghosted me despite I sent several follow-up emails.