I learned a lot. It was a very good company to begin with. I had a great team and managers who I learned the most from. They also allowed me to be involved in new projects.
Work-life balance was the only issue, but I was new and I didn't mind working overtime. It allowed me to learn more.
An external recruiter, cooperating with the company, approached me and organized phone interviews, travel, and a face-to-face interview. The telephone interview lasted about an hour. Half of the time was spent introducing me to the company by a mana
Directly onsite. As I already had 3+ years of experience in the Networking Industry, I was interviewing for the Data Center ASIC group. There were 5 (1-on-1) technical interviews: 1. Difference between C and scripting languages. 2. Number of 1's i
Referred by an employee. Had a phone interview and an onsite interview immediately. The onsite interview went well, covering basic C++ programming and embedded programming questions. However, I was finally rejected with the reason that they had alr
An external recruiter, cooperating with the company, approached me and organized phone interviews, travel, and a face-to-face interview. The telephone interview lasted about an hour. Half of the time was spent introducing me to the company by a mana
Directly onsite. As I already had 3+ years of experience in the Networking Industry, I was interviewing for the Data Center ASIC group. There were 5 (1-on-1) technical interviews: 1. Difference between C and scripting languages. 2. Number of 1's i
Referred by an employee. Had a phone interview and an onsite interview immediately. The onsite interview went well, covering basic C++ programming and embedded programming questions. However, I was finally rejected with the reason that they had alr