Decent Work-Life Balance, Low Pay, Limited Growth
Decent Work-Life Balance, Low Pay, Limited Growth
Work-life balance is good, but it greatly depends on your role and team.
The work itself isn't particularly engaging and may limit your experience to a specific domain, such as networks, which could restrict future career opportunities.
Salaries are lower than the market, and hikes depend on how your business unit is doing. Bonuses and RSUs are minimal.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
It was difficult. The sections included aptitude, logical reasoning, and verbal. There were two coding sections, each in a different language of our choice. The interview rounds were not numbered. They took as many rounds as they wanted. The package
Software Engineer
Simple. Two rounds of F2F. One with the senior developer and another with the architect/tech lead. Core Java, REST questions predominantly. Previous project-related questions. Then a manager and followed by an HR round. It was all in one day.
Software Engineer
Good, and all are basic questions. As it was a campus interview, they asked about majorly computer networks and operating systems, and some programming questions at a basic level. This is my review.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2022It was difficult. The sections included aptitude, logical reasoning, and verbal. There were two coding sections, each in a different language of our choice. The interview rounds were not numbered. They took as many rounds as they wanted. The package
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2014Simple. Two rounds of F2F. One with the senior developer and another with the architect/tech lead. Core Java, REST questions predominantly. Previous project-related questions. Then a manager and followed by an HR round. It was all in one day.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2024Good, and all are basic questions. As it was a campus interview, they asked about majorly computer networks and operating systems, and some programming questions at a basic level. This is my review.
