I really enjoy the "big company small feel" you get working at F5. Even though it's a global business with 4,000 employees and growing, the day-to-day can sometimes feel almost like a startup. It's an exciting place to work. Plus, there is beer in the break room fridge. I'm pretty new here, so this is a first impression.
You can tell there are growing pains as the company transitions into that larger point in its lifecycle. Some things around the development process can be confusing, and resources can be difficult to find. Overall, the company is handling them well, but they are there.
First, a networking domain round, a coding round, and a behavioral round. Merge Sort was asked in the coding round. Questions related to load balancers were asked in the networking round. Networking fundamentals were asked too.
One phone session followed by 5 sessions of 1-1 interviews. HR was all praises on how good F5 is, but I found it quite otherwise. We discussed salaries, and F5 pays well. Technology is good, but they have some old-timers who are trying to protect the
I had 5 interviews from my future teammates and a lunch interview with my future manager. It's a technical interview that tests your fundamentals in the areas of OS and Networks, and coding skills. It's an all-day affair.
First, a networking domain round, a coding round, and a behavioral round. Merge Sort was asked in the coding round. Questions related to load balancers were asked in the networking round. Networking fundamentals were asked too.
One phone session followed by 5 sessions of 1-1 interviews. HR was all praises on how good F5 is, but I found it quite otherwise. We discussed salaries, and F5 pays well. Technology is good, but they have some old-timers who are trying to protect the
I had 5 interviews from my future teammates and a lunch interview with my future manager. It's a technical interview that tests your fundamentals in the areas of OS and Networks, and coding skills. It's an all-day affair.