Good company to work with. Offers permanent WFH.
Slow in terms of overall growth and development.
I got an email from a LinkedIn recruiter at Akamai. After an initial, somewhat technical phone screen, there was another phone screen from a different recruiter. It seems like they ask technical questions from an already developed script and match yo
I asked my professor for a recommendation. Several days later, I got a call from HR asking me some non-technical questions, like when I would graduate – pretty easy. After that, she sent me an email about the direct onsite interview with three inte
The interview was easy to moderate. First round was a code pair interview. Second round was the architect round, and the third round was the manager round. Just be thorough with the basics. Understanding different types of software applications is
I got an email from a LinkedIn recruiter at Akamai. After an initial, somewhat technical phone screen, there was another phone screen from a different recruiter. It seems like they ask technical questions from an already developed script and match yo
I asked my professor for a recommendation. Several days later, I got a call from HR asking me some non-technical questions, like when I would graduate – pretty easy. After that, she sent me an email about the direct onsite interview with three inte
The interview was easy to moderate. First round was a code pair interview. Second round was the architect round, and the third round was the manager round. Just be thorough with the basics. Understanding different types of software applications is