I've worked at Juniper multiple times, in multiple positions (all were technical). Overall, I can say that the company is very focused on technology and customer experience.
The options to grow are tremendous, and Juniper actively encourages employees to expand their knowledge.
The travel policy is suboptimal (Glassdoor censors a bit).
There is no business class, not even on long-haul flights.
Traffic in and out the Sunnyvale office is absolutely horrible.
Food could be cheaper in the cafeteria.
More bonuses? :)
organized and systematic. Covered a wide range of areas. Different interviewers focused on different aspects. Most of the sections in the resume and skill sets mentioned in the resume were covered. Interviewers went through the experience in chronolo
It was online, and the interviewer was very polite. He asked me some good, tricky questions, and I tried my best to answer them. Overall, it was a good experience.
These are the steps you need to take after you've gone through the whole preliminary hiring process: creating or refining a job description, advertising the job position(s), and interviewing prospective candidates. All of that is behind you, and you'
organized and systematic. Covered a wide range of areas. Different interviewers focused on different aspects. Most of the sections in the resume and skill sets mentioned in the resume were covered. Interviewers went through the experience in chronolo
It was online, and the interviewer was very polite. He asked me some good, tricky questions, and I tried my best to answer them. Overall, it was a good experience.
These are the steps you need to take after you've gone through the whole preliminary hiring process: creating or refining a job description, advertising the job position(s), and interviewing prospective candidates. All of that is behind you, and you'