I've been working at F5 Networks for about 4 years now as a software developer and couldn't be happier about it.
There are occasional crunch times, but what software job doesn't have crunch times?
There are also periods of "feast and famine" in which sometimes there is little work to do, and others where there is tons.
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
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
I applied online and got a phone interview. After the interview, there was no response for more than a week. Then I got a call from a different team at F5 for another phone interview. I was then selected to go onsite, where they decided to interview
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
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
I applied online and got a phone interview. After the interview, there was no response for more than a week. Then I got a call from a different team at F5 for another phone interview. I was then selected to go onsite, where they decided to interview