Fun Culture, Small Cubicles
Fun Culture, Small Cubicles
Working at F5 provides a good work-life balance. We have a highly collaborative working environment that is fun to be a part of. We also have Beer Friday!
Our office cubicles have been downsized recently.
They are much smaller than before.
We are getting too big for the building we are in.
I have been pleased with management at F5. They are very accommodating when employees need to work from home.
Keep up the good work!
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F5 Interview Experiences
Software Engineer III
I submitted a resume through f5.com and didn't hear back for a good four weeks. At that time, I had an initial phone screen interview, which was pretty basic and more digging for experience. In a few days, a three-and-a-half-hour interview was schedu
Software Engineer III
The interview process is longer than most other tech companies. There was 1 phone screen with the hiring manager about my current work and 1 algorithmic question. There were 8 onsite 1:1 interviews with a paper-based coding test. The paper-based co
Software Engineer III
They give a typical computer science type interview. My advice is bone up on your basic algorithms and be able to regurgitate them from memory. It is disappointing they don't ask any "real world" questions but seem to stick to questions that are easy
Software Engineer III
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJune 1, 2011I submitted a resume through f5.com and didn't hear back for a good four weeks. At that time, I had an initial phone screen interview, which was pretty basic and more digging for experience. In a few days, a three-and-a-half-hour interview was schedu
Software Engineer III
Seattle, Washington, United StatesFebruary 1, 2014The interview process is longer than most other tech companies. There was 1 phone screen with the hiring manager about my current work and 1 algorithmic question. There were 8 onsite 1:1 interviews with a paper-based coding test. The paper-based co
Software Engineer III
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJune 1, 2009They give a typical computer science type interview. My advice is bone up on your basic algorithms and be able to regurgitate them from memory. It is disappointing they don't ask any "real world" questions but seem to stick to questions that are easy
