I don't see any best reasons.
Actually, I am an EMC employee. After Dell acquired EMC, the legacy of EMC is gone, and this is no longer a product company. I feel the leadership's mindset is to only save money to pay its debts.
The interview was full-on, covering Linux internals and network protocols. It also touched upon the Linux OS command-line interface and its working scenarios. The discussion explored: * Linux process scheduling * Interrupt handling mechanisms *
Round 1 was the technical round. If you have sound knowledge of your fundamentals and core subjects, you are good to go. Round 2 was the managerial round, which included questions based on your resume. Round 3 was the HR round. I was not selected for
First, they had a written test which had 15 questions, including 3 programs and output questions. After that, there was an evaluation and discussion of the test. After being selected in this round, we waited 3-4 hours for the next round. They asked
The interview was full-on, covering Linux internals and network protocols. It also touched upon the Linux OS command-line interface and its working scenarios. The discussion explored: * Linux process scheduling * Interrupt handling mechanisms *
Round 1 was the technical round. If you have sound knowledge of your fundamentals and core subjects, you are good to go. Round 2 was the managerial round, which included questions based on your resume. Round 3 was the HR round. I was not selected for
First, they had a written test which had 15 questions, including 3 programs and output questions. After that, there was an evaluation and discussion of the test. After being selected in this round, we waited 3-4 hours for the next round. They asked