Great company to start with
Great company to start with
A good company to have a career. Since it is a horizontally wide company with so many jobs, the experience may vary. However, in general, if you are a software engineer or QA, you will find enough room to grow vertically.
From being an n/w h/w company, it is migrating to a s/w oriented company with network security in mind.
But it has lagged its place in the cloud market, so you will find lesser teams that are working on the cloud.
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Software Engineer II
The process began with a written test. It had two components: * **Software:** Questions related to pointers and virtual functions. * **Quants:** Questions related to probability and general math. This was then followed by two rounds of technic
Software Engineer
Amazing experience. In the first two rounds, I was asked technical questions. The third round was with the manager, who asked me questions related to relative velocity and G.P. series. Just to cover the word limit.
Software Engineer II
The hiring process went through 4-5 rounds, with a focus mostly on C, data structures, networking, and OS concepts. The interviewers focused mostly on the concepts and underlying logic, rather than solely on the correctness of the answers. Overall,
Software Engineer II
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2008The process began with a written test. It had two components: * **Software:** Questions related to pointers and virtual functions. * **Quants:** Questions related to probability and general math. This was then followed by two rounds of technic
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2021Amazing experience. In the first two rounds, I was asked technical questions. The third round was with the manager, who asked me questions related to relative velocity and G.P. series. Just to cover the word limit.
Software Engineer II
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2016The hiring process went through 4-5 rounds, with a focus mostly on C, data structures, networking, and OS concepts. The interviewers focused mostly on the concepts and underlying logic, rather than solely on the correctness of the answers. Overall,
