Really wonderful teammates throughout the world (of course, this depends on your team, but I had a wonderful experience), including managers and seniors.
Work-life balance was great.
Everyone was very good at helping each other.
Layoffs and low pay compared to the rest of the industry in the US.
My interview was quite smooth. I was mostly asked basic network-related questions, which I was comfortable with. Other than that, I was asked about some basic data structures/algorithms and when they would be helpful to increase router performance.
On-Campus Placement Process: A technical test was followed by two technical and one HR interview. The test was of average difficulty. It covered: * Basic programming questions * Data Structures * Algorithms * Digital Electronics (flip-flops, count
The process began with an initial phone screen and 6 on-site interviews. The phone interview focused on Systems. I was asked about Threads/Processes, Synchronization Primitives, Parallelization, and Distributed Systems. The phone screen ended with n
My interview was quite smooth. I was mostly asked basic network-related questions, which I was comfortable with. Other than that, I was asked about some basic data structures/algorithms and when they would be helpful to increase router performance.
On-Campus Placement Process: A technical test was followed by two technical and one HR interview. The test was of average difficulty. It covered: * Basic programming questions * Data Structures * Algorithms * Digital Electronics (flip-flops, count
The process began with an initial phone screen and 6 on-site interviews. The phone interview focused on Systems. I was asked about Threads/Processes, Synchronization Primitives, Parallelization, and Distributed Systems. The phone screen ended with n