Reasonable pay, great people to work with, opportunity to work on a huge scale, awesome networking and data center exposure, scope to take extra career development courses, lots of internal informational VODs.
Too much bureaucracy and politics. Not a fun place to work for fresh grads. Top-heavy, average perks, unreasonable/skewed performance evaluations, and routine layoffs.
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
Submitted my resume at the job fair and received an email for a campus interview. The interview lasted around 45 minutes. I was asked questions about memory, multiple threading, and bit manipulation. I also had to write code for three questions with
Ask questions about OS and network. It's an on-campus interview.
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
Submitted my resume at the job fair and received an email for a campus interview. The interview lasted around 45 minutes. I was asked questions about memory, multiple threading, and bit manipulation. I also had to write code for three questions with
Ask questions about OS and network. It's an on-campus interview.