Great culture and people. Great office space.
No fixed hike cycle. Less transparency.
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.
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
1. Telephonic round where projected related questions will be asked. 2. Three rounds of interviews covering C, data structures, project-related topics, switching, and routing. 3. HR round where compensation-related questions will be asked.
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.
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
1. Telephonic round where projected related questions will be asked. 2. Three rounds of interviews covering C, data structures, project-related topics, switching, and routing. 3. HR round where compensation-related questions will be asked.