Benefits are okay. There are a few bright people as well.
Worst codebase I've seen.
Often picking the wrong tool for the job. Perl is blooming; Python is frowned upon. C modules have more than 30K lines of code. Lacking documentation. Bug-oriented development. GCC 4.1 in 2014.
Highly technical interview with emphasis on low-level software tricks and tips in C programming. For example: * Compute the next highest power of 2 in O(1) time. * Given a pointer to an element in a singly linked list, delete the element in O(1)
Got a call from a consultancy regarding an opening. Had to attend a coding round with a few basic programs on TCL or Python. After that, I had 3 more personal rounds. The complete process took around 1-2 weeks.
F5 (a newly acquired company within which considers itself F5's future) is looking for the cheapest labor with top-notch skills. The technical team (head of it) is not able to conclude even after taking as many interviews as they want. The interview
Highly technical interview with emphasis on low-level software tricks and tips in C programming. For example: * Compute the next highest power of 2 in O(1) time. * Given a pointer to an element in a singly linked list, delete the element in O(1)
Got a call from a consultancy regarding an opening. Had to attend a coding round with a few basic programs on TCL or Python. After that, I had 3 more personal rounds. The complete process took around 1-2 weeks.
F5 (a newly acquired company within which considers itself F5's future) is looking for the cheapest labor with top-notch skills. The technical team (head of it) is not able to conclude even after taking as many interviews as they want. The interview