Good pay and benefits, great vacation policy. A lot of smart and talented people worked there.
I was in my position for many years, but found it difficult to get promoted or move around internally. This is a major reason I left.
I applied from Australia for a position in the US. My interview date was set, then cancelled without any real reason. I gave it a shot two years later, and this time, I had three interviews within Juniper and one with the customer.
There were 4 rounds of interview, and I had good talks with the interviewers, including HR. The interviewers were very good technically, and it was nice talking to them. They came up with very good scenario-based questions, which I struggled to ans
Received an email from a recruiter saying that my resume was shortlisted and asked about my availability. He then scheduled two back-to-back technical interviews, each 45 minutes long, for the same day.
I applied from Australia for a position in the US. My interview date was set, then cancelled without any real reason. I gave it a shot two years later, and this time, I had three interviews within Juniper and one with the customer.
There were 4 rounds of interview, and I had good talks with the interviewers, including HR. The interviewers were very good technically, and it was nice talking to them. They came up with very good scenario-based questions, which I struggled to ans
Received an email from a recruiter saying that my resume was shortlisted and asked about my availability. He then scheduled two back-to-back technical interviews, each 45 minutes long, for the same day.