Check Point is known for being very stable, so the chance of mass layoffs is basically zero.
Also the atmosphere is nice, not overly stressful.
The pay is significantly lower than competitors, and rises slowly.
There are not many chances of advancing from manual QA for the first 2-3 years if you come in with no experience.
Allow more time for learning toys that can help the quiet advance to other roles.
It was interesting. Many questions, mainly about networks and some questions about Linux commands. Interview was conducted by remote call from Tel-Aviv. Lasted about 50 minutes. Questions about OSI model, how TCP works, how ARP works, what routing pr
The process went smoothly and it went great and finally good but wow it was finally good great interview in every sense of the senseful word bur sebseful is bot even a word
I applied online, and the HR recruiter called me back after several days. I was invited to a half day tests/interviews. At first there were 2 written tests, then they tell you if you passed or not. Then I had interview with team/group leader, and imm
It was interesting. Many questions, mainly about networks and some questions about Linux commands. Interview was conducted by remote call from Tel-Aviv. Lasted about 50 minutes. Questions about OSI model, how TCP works, how ARP works, what routing pr
The process went smoothly and it went great and finally good but wow it was finally good great interview in every sense of the senseful word bur sebseful is bot even a word
I applied online, and the HR recruiter called me back after several days. I was invited to a half day tests/interviews. At first there were 2 written tests, then they tell you if you passed or not. Then I had interview with team/group leader, and imm