Salary was competitive, and it was a good name (industry leaders in networking).
Large, so things move slow and it's hard to gain company-wide visibility for projects.
More polished intern involvement.
There was just one round of on-campus interviews. I was interviewed by two managers simultaneously, and the interview lasted for 50 minutes. Questions were based on past experience and basic programming concepts. I was asked to code in any languag
The interview process was average. It began with one phone screen, followed by five rounds of onsite interviews. The phone interview tested basic networking knowledge. The onsite interviews ranged from average to difficult. * Two rounds involved
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
There was just one round of on-campus interviews. I was interviewed by two managers simultaneously, and the interview lasted for 50 minutes. Questions were based on past experience and basic programming concepts. I was asked to code in any languag
The interview process was average. It began with one phone screen, followed by five rounds of onsite interviews. The phone interview tested basic networking knowledge. The onsite interviews ranged from average to difficult. * Two rounds involved
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