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.
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.
First, I had an online test, followed by an interview call. Once I cleared that, I had to go through five onsite interview rounds. It mostly consisted of basic C and networking questions.
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
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.
First, I had an online test, followed by an interview call. Once I cleared that, I had to go through five onsite interview rounds. It mostly consisted of basic C and networking questions.
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