Not bad and not good
Not bad and not good
Great people. Access to technologies and trainings. Work-life balance. Good place for juniors and interns.
The salary is not even too little; it's a bit less than too little.
Definitely not a right place for experienced engineers.
Less PR, less useless meetings about nothing, more fairness and transparency.
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Software Engineer
Hand in resume at the career fair and get an interview invitation in a week, followed by a campus interview. Alternate behavioral and basic bit manipulation questions for 30 minutes. This includes paper coding and explaining some concepts.
Software Engineer
A friend who worked at Cisco suggested I apply for the position. I applied through the website. The hiring process involved several stages: * A phone pre-screen with the internal recruiter * A programming exercise completed at home * An in-p
Software Engineer
Three technical interviews. First was with the technical leader, who asked short questions for an hour. After that, an interview with the direct manager, who posed questions on a more high-level. Finally, an interview with the development manager
Software Engineer
United StatesFebruary 8, 2015Hand in resume at the career fair and get an interview invitation in a week, followed by a campus interview. Alternate behavioral and basic bit manipulation questions for 30 minutes. This includes paper coding and explaining some concepts.
Software Engineer
United StatesJanuary 16, 2015A friend who worked at Cisco suggested I apply for the position. I applied through the website. The hiring process involved several stages: * A phone pre-screen with the internal recruiter * A programming exercise completed at home * An in-p
Software Engineer
IsraelApril 14, 2016Three technical interviews. First was with the technical leader, who asked short questions for an hour. After that, an interview with the direct manager, who posed questions on a more high-level. Finally, an interview with the development manager
