You are always around a bunch of genius minds, and people are always helpful.
I can't think of any. Work became a bit monotonous.
I saw this position on LinkedIn and applied on Juniper's job portal website. Got an email from them asking me for a suitable date for an on-site interview. They mentioned in the email that there would be one "Programming Test" and then "Personal Int
Biased interview process for the same role for different candidates. Some had two technical interviews of an hour each. Despite answering 98% of the coding and technical questions, some were not considered for further rounds. Some had a 30-minute te
I applied online. After a few months (after I graduated), I got a call from the manager. I set up a phone call interview for 5 days later. That same evening, I received a rejection.
I saw this position on LinkedIn and applied on Juniper's job portal website. Got an email from them asking me for a suitable date for an on-site interview. They mentioned in the email that there would be one "Programming Test" and then "Personal Int
Biased interview process for the same role for different candidates. Some had two technical interviews of an hour each. Despite answering 98% of the coding and technical questions, some were not considered for further rounds. Some had a 30-minute te
I applied online. After a few months (after I graduated), I got a call from the manager. I set up a phone call interview for 5 days later. That same evening, I received a rejection.