Great company to work with.
Networking knowledge is needed. Without a networking background, even if it's a QA role, it's going to be tough.
The interview process involved three people. First, a phone screen with the recruiter. Then, a technical phone screen and an on-site interview with three people, including the manager. The technical phone screen was 30 minutes. The on-site interview
I contacted the recruiter via LinkedIn and received an interview call. It first was a phone interview, lasting about 30 minutes, which consisted of basic L2/L3 protocol questions. There weren't a lot of details, just the basics of each protocol. Th
I applied for the position in the videoconferencing business unit, following the recommendation of a family friend. The only interview was an on-site 1:1 with my then-future manager. I was fresh out of school, so she didn't ask much, only basic q
The interview process involved three people. First, a phone screen with the recruiter. Then, a technical phone screen and an on-site interview with three people, including the manager. The technical phone screen was 30 minutes. The on-site interview
I contacted the recruiter via LinkedIn and received an interview call. It first was a phone interview, lasting about 30 minutes, which consisted of basic L2/L3 protocol questions. There weren't a lot of details, just the basics of each protocol. Th
I applied for the position in the videoconferencing business unit, following the recommendation of a family friend. The only interview was an on-site 1:1 with my then-future manager. I was fresh out of school, so she didn't ask much, only basic q