Good company with a lot of career opportunities
Good company with a lot of career opportunities
- Work-life balance
- Good facilities like health check-ups and stock purchase options
- If you are under a good leader (there are many such leaders), you will grow in your career.
Too much politics from long-timers. There are a few people who are technically not sound but somehow got into the management ladder and screwed talented folks' careers.
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Senior Engineer
The interview was based on experience, followed by a technical interview, HR, etc. Based on that, an in-person interview or web conferencing happened. Read through the whole profile, and the interviewers were technically sound enough.
Staff Engineer
It was the worst interview experience I have ever had. The interview had 7 rounds spanning over 3 months. All rounds were in the US time zone. After the last round, there was no communication for 3 weeks. I called for an inquiry and was informed that
TAC Engineer
This was by far the most disorganized and unprofessional interview process I’ve experienced. For an L1 position, I was grilled with L3-level technical questions, complex Routing & Switching troubleshooting, multicast edge cases, and scenario-based pr
Senior Engineer
United StatesApril 1, 2019The interview was based on experience, followed by a technical interview, HR, etc. Based on that, an in-person interview or web conferencing happened. Read through the whole profile, and the interviewers were technically sound enough.
Staff Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2025It was the worst interview experience I have ever had. The interview had 7 rounds spanning over 3 months. All rounds were in the US time zone. After the last round, there was no communication for 3 weeks. I called for an inquiry and was informed that
TAC Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 27, 2025This was by far the most disorganized and unprofessional interview process I’ve experienced. For an L1 position, I was grilled with L3-level technical questions, complex Routing & Switching troubleshooting, multicast edge cases, and scenario-based pr
