An intern can't expect much more from a company. Through-the-roof salary, great internship staff, and the hiring manager was very supportive and understanding. Worked on some important and interesting projects in a consortium setting with big-name players. Had a lot of fun and learned even more.
Not much, except that it's not the most happening location (Westford, MA) and conference calls occur at unusual times of the day (communication across time zones).
The interview was conducted in a professional manner, but they took three months to release the offer. It involved around six rounds of interviews. They are technical, highly talented, and very strong on the core subject.
There is a train of several people (4-5) interviewing you. Everyone is asking questions covering a different topic: * Switching & Routing * General Networking, addressing, masking * Programming skills (Perl, Python) * Operating system (Linux, JunOS,
The interview was pretty standard. They asked some questions, and I answered them. What are you gonna do? It was fine. No problems. It was technical, but the technical questions were only moderately difficult. No complaints.
The interview was conducted in a professional manner, but they took three months to release the offer. It involved around six rounds of interviews. They are technical, highly talented, and very strong on the core subject.
There is a train of several people (4-5) interviewing you. Everyone is asking questions covering a different topic: * Switching & Routing * General Networking, addressing, masking * Programming skills (Perl, Python) * Operating system (Linux, JunOS,
The interview was pretty standard. They asked some questions, and I answered them. What are you gonna do? It was fine. No problems. It was technical, but the technical questions were only moderately difficult. No complaints.