Not a good place for working
Not a good place for working
Good technologies to work with. Good learning opportunities in the networking domain.
Very poor compensation.
Once you join, you will not get hikes or promotions for a long time.
Very long working hours. We need to log in and work regularly at very odd hours.
Lots of politics.
Employees should be treated as human beings instead of another resource. Resources need to be utilized to maximum capacity.
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Juniper Networks Interview Experiences
Senior Software Engineer
There will be a total of 3 technical and 1 managerial rounds. The coding will be focused on the LinkedList, BST, and simple algorithm-based problems. All 4 rounds are focused on networking and OS more. The knowledge of header fields, the messages, an
Senior Software Engineer
Written test. Three-round face-to-face interview: * Managerial round * Director round HR discussion. Once the interview and HR discussion are completed, they will take at least two weeks to generate an offer.
Senior Software Engineer
Good experience. Interviewers were very friendly and helpful. There were 2 rounds: one for Java and one for Python. They started with basic questions and then went on to ask about the architecture of the project that I worked upon.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2022There will be a total of 3 technical and 1 managerial rounds. The coding will be focused on the LinkedList, BST, and simple algorithm-based problems. All 4 rounds are focused on networking and OS more. The knowledge of header fields, the messages, an
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2014Written test. Three-round face-to-face interview: * Managerial round * Director round HR discussion. Once the interview and HR discussion are completed, they will take at least two weeks to generate an offer.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 17, 2024Good experience. Interviewers were very friendly and helpful. There were 2 rounds: one for Java and one for Python. They started with basic questions and then went on to ask about the architecture of the project that I worked upon.
