Helping Colleagues
No babysitting by managers.
Too noisy at times, making it difficult to concentrate on work as engineers share cubes in the same area.
Too many layoffs.
I was called for an interview on campus after handing over my resume at a career fair. The interview lasted 40 minutes, where they mostly asked questions related to my previous experience and some basic networking, OS, and programming questions. I
Phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. Interviewed by 7-8 people on-site. Small code snippets to write in C: * Reverse arrays * Linked lists, etc. Design a stack. Specific questions around TCP/IP and IPv6, and routing algorithms. Rec
There were four rounds of interviews: * One round focused on the details of your current project. * Another covered fundamentals of C and Operating Systems. * One round assessed Data Structures. * The last was with the hiring manager. Data
I was called for an interview on campus after handing over my resume at a career fair. The interview lasted 40 minutes, where they mostly asked questions related to my previous experience and some basic networking, OS, and programming questions. I
Phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. Interviewed by 7-8 people on-site. Small code snippets to write in C: * Reverse arrays * Linked lists, etc. Design a stack. Specific questions around TCP/IP and IPv6, and routing algorithms. Rec
There were four rounds of interviews: * One round focused on the details of your current project. * Another covered fundamentals of C and Operating Systems. * One round assessed Data Structures. * The last was with the hiring manager. Data