Stable company, very strong infrastructure & processes. Challenging work, exciting projects, wonderful co-workers & team environment (may be from sharing the pain together). Competitive compensation, very strong work ethic (a requirement for success here).
Confrontational environment, unrealistic expectations from engineers and teams, project success at any cost, treats vendors poorly, slow personal growth as the company is stagnating.
Frequent management shuffle at the top really makes life difficult down in the trenches. Often, things change before the results from the last change are even clear.
Multiple rounds, starting from technical all the way up to VP-level interactions. Technical aspects are covered right from programming till design patterns and algorithms, as well as domain-related topics. Whiteboarding on specific networking probl
I had an on-campus interview. It was fairly easy, with mostly networking-related questions. I had taken a network security course, and the interview included questions related to that. Describe an IP spoofing attack and how to prevent or detect it.
The interviewer was very friendly. They asked me a few string manipulation questions, a program to write a palindrome, and also some behavioral questions.
Multiple rounds, starting from technical all the way up to VP-level interactions. Technical aspects are covered right from programming till design patterns and algorithms, as well as domain-related topics. Whiteboarding on specific networking probl
I had an on-campus interview. It was fairly easy, with mostly networking-related questions. I had taken a network security course, and the interview included questions related to that. Describe an IP spoofing attack and how to prevent or detect it.
The interviewer was very friendly. They asked me a few string manipulation questions, a program to write a palindrome, and also some behavioral questions.