Good money for most engineers.
Less management, many home offices.
Management is not good.
The interview process at VMware was quite comprehensive. Here's how it unfolded: **Initial Screening:** A recruiter reached out to me. They asked basic questions about my background, experience, and interest in VMware. They also provided an overview
Overall 5 rounds: 2 coding and technical rounds: * LeetCode Easy and Medium questions * Data Structures and Algorithms 2 project and technical rounds: * Project * Microservices, Kafka, Core Java 1 Managerial round
I was contacted by an in-house recruiter. After a short phone call with him, a phone screen was set up. The phone screen took approximately 1 hour. I was only asked a few questions (OOPs concepts, C++), which I had to code in a shared Google Doc. Aft
The interview process at VMware was quite comprehensive. Here's how it unfolded: **Initial Screening:** A recruiter reached out to me. They asked basic questions about my background, experience, and interest in VMware. They also provided an overview
Overall 5 rounds: 2 coding and technical rounds: * LeetCode Easy and Medium questions * Data Structures and Algorithms 2 project and technical rounds: * Project * Microservices, Kafka, Core Java 1 Managerial round
I was contacted by an in-house recruiter. After a short phone call with him, a phone screen was set up. The phone screen took approximately 1 hour. I was only asked a few questions (OOPs concepts, C++), which I had to code in a shared Google Doc. Aft