Big Company with a lot of interesting development work to be done.
Moved from working on an on-premise deployed software solution to working on their WebEx Cloud offering.
Learned a ton, met many incredibly smart people, and overall had a great time.
Like any big company, the processes can be a bit heavy at times, and things don't always move as fast as you'd like.
But having since switched jobs to a small startup, I have to admit that I find myself missing much of the oil in the machinery that a big company offers.
Fewer rounds of technical interviews, but they are a bit difficult to clear. They mostly test your analytical and debugging skills. There will be a written test for technical roles, even if you have several years of experience.
Middle-level difficulty. Five people were on the panel for the interview. I applied for an engineer position. Two people on the panel were not professional or experts in the area. I provided answers, but they may not have understood exactly. They k
Job opportunity: Hiring a software engineer specialized in high-performance packet processing software. Requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills in C programming, operating systems (especially memory management concepts), and L2, L3, L4,
Fewer rounds of technical interviews, but they are a bit difficult to clear. They mostly test your analytical and debugging skills. There will be a written test for technical roles, even if you have several years of experience.
Middle-level difficulty. Five people were on the panel for the interview. I applied for an engineer position. Two people on the panel were not professional or experts in the area. I provided answers, but they may not have understood exactly. They k
Job opportunity: Hiring a software engineer specialized in high-performance packet processing software. Requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills in C programming, operating systems (especially memory management concepts), and L2, L3, L4,