Nice place with a gentle pace
Nice place with a gentle pace
A great place with very good work-life balance. It isn't cut-throat like some other companies. But at the same time, it provides ample opportunities for those who want to grow. The culture is genuinely inclusive. Of all the companies I have worked at, this is the one with the most number of 20+ year company veterans.
With the lack of push, you can become complacent if you are not self-motivated. Also, the compensation is not as great.
Lots of mergers and acquisitions cause confusion in the market with competing products. We should think more about integration.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Interview Experiences
Systems/Software Engineer
Lots of technical questions: data structures, OOP concepts, operating systems, low-level system programming, C, and C++. Also included a hands-on programming exercise in the language in question. First, a manager would call, asking general questions
Software Development Engineer Intern
Just a 1-hour conversation with the manager, nothing less and nothing more. It was not really a full interview; it was more like having a chat with the engineer in charge while he explained the details of the position.
Software Engineer (Internship)
Two phone calls. One with the recruiter and one with the hiring managers. One on-site interview, non-technical. All the interviews were pretty simple, probably because they hire from my school often. Received an offer one day after the in-person
Systems/Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJune 1, 2015Lots of technical questions: data structures, OOP concepts, operating systems, low-level system programming, C, and C++. Also included a hands-on programming exercise in the language in question. First, a manager would call, asking general questions
Software Development Engineer Intern
San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2022Just a 1-hour conversation with the manager, nothing less and nothing more. It was not really a full interview; it was more like having a chat with the engineer in charge while he explained the details of the position.
Software Engineer (Internship)
San Jose, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2019Two phone calls. One with the recruiter and one with the hiring managers. One on-site interview, non-technical. All the interviews were pretty simple, probably because they hire from my school often. Received an offer one day after the in-person
