Working at Fortinet was satisfying and quite motivating. The engineers are recognized as the true holders of the company's talent and intellectual property.
There is a toxic culture among some employees, "rotten apples," manifested through corridor conversations that constitute harassment. This has led to the departure of good professionals.
There is an archaic and rigid "us vs. them" mentality, where competitors are sometimes seen as enemies.
There is significant resistance to individual contribution, where an employee's prominence is viewed with envy and egocentrism by some colleagues who are stagnant in their roles.
They asked about my resume and talked about how I make the projects work. They really went into detail about the embedded software and the protocols I used when working on it.
HR screen, coding test (HackerRank), hiring manager interview. Relatively straightforward once the process began. Application to HR screening probably took about 3 weeks. The screening, test, and hiring manager interview process took about 2 weeks to
Multiple technical rounds. Mostly focused on the basics of the technologies mentioned in the resume. Also discussed previous projects and companies, and wireless domain expertise. The final round is with the director, and the HR round is on the p
They asked about my resume and talked about how I make the projects work. They really went into detail about the embedded software and the protocols I used when working on it.
HR screen, coding test (HackerRank), hiring manager interview. Relatively straightforward once the process began. Application to HR screening probably took about 3 weeks. The screening, test, and hiring manager interview process took about 2 weeks to
Multiple technical rounds. Mostly focused on the basics of the technologies mentioned in the resume. Also discussed previous projects and companies, and wireless domain expertise. The final round is with the director, and the HR round is on the p