Overall, Fortinet products and the company are good and innovative. You have the opportunity to learn a lot of interesting things.
Salary comes on time.
Benefits include:
The job is stressful, and you are demanded to go beyond the limits.
Management is completely wrong.
You cannot complain about anything, as you immediately become inconvenient for them. They prefer their own friends and groups. You'll always hear only false promises and different stories.
Nobody cares about you or work/life balance. The job offers no flexibility at all. You are just being constantly pushed to deliver the numbers.
The majority of experienced people are gone by now. During the last two years, more than half of the L1 team left, and the same is happening on L2 this year.
No hope for local management. Quit the job and hire professionals.
I had a screening interview with HR as the first stage, and then I had a technical interview with their team lead. The team discussed our project for about an hour, which was a bit easy at the start, evaluating my knowledge on the OSI model from bott
The interview process was organized by a professional recruiter. All questions were detailedly answered. The recruiter asked about current job responsibilities, the reason for applying to the position, job expectations, and salary range.
HR interview followed by two technical interviews and an executive panel. Some people are very nice, but the tech engineers can be very concise and try to get you to do things you could be prepared for.
I had a screening interview with HR as the first stage, and then I had a technical interview with their team lead. The team discussed our project for about an hour, which was a bit easy at the start, evaluating my knowledge on the OSI model from bott
The interview process was organized by a professional recruiter. All questions were detailedly answered. The recruiter asked about current job responsibilities, the reason for applying to the position, job expectations, and salary range.
HR interview followed by two technical interviews and an executive panel. Some people are very nice, but the tech engineers can be very concise and try to get you to do things you could be prepared for.