An Amazing Network, first Company
An Amazing Network, first Company
Leadership is amazing and helpful, keeping close contact with you.
Technology that you work on is pretty good.
The people with whom you get to work depends on the team you are involved with. Most people whom I met in the Network Modernisation Team (NEMO) were extremely friendly and very easy to get in touch with.
Sometimes the projects are slow. At times, you will have to handle technically not that great dev tasks. Increments and pay, in general, should be higher. There should not be a huge pay difference according to the college the candidate went to.
Keep doing the great work. It was amazing working and learning with you guys.
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Engineer III
The first round was telephonic. The second round was a Webex, which was a video call with the Manager.
Engineer III
Technical questions about Spring Boot and Java were asked by two senior engineers. Very nice; however, it was difficult to understand their accents. Ultimately, it was a very easy interview, ensuring knowledge of the basics.
Engineer III
During the interview, I was asked a mix of technical and behavioral questions. The entire process lasted for approximately an hour and thirty minutes. The interview started with behavioral questions and then moved on to technical ones.
Engineer III
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2018The first round was telephonic. The second round was a Webex, which was a video call with the Manager.
Engineer III
United StatesAugust 1, 2024Technical questions about Spring Boot and Java were asked by two senior engineers. Very nice; however, it was difficult to understand their accents. Ultimately, it was a very easy interview, ensuring knowledge of the basics.
Engineer III
New York, New York, United StatesJuly 7, 2023During the interview, I was asked a mix of technical and behavioral questions. The entire process lasted for approximately an hour and thirty minutes. The interview started with behavioral questions and then moved on to technical ones.
