I feel I am really grateful to be part of Juniper Networks and my team. Especially my manager has been very supportive most of the time. He really helped me a few times when he got to know I was feeling a bit less confident and stressed by suggesting his ideas, like how and what if his kids were in those situations.
People who work here are very talented and innovative. I found many kind, down-to-earth, supportive co-workers.
Great place to work and learn things.
I found it difficult to get comfortable with the whole team, especially with people my age, due to language barriers and differences in likes and dislikes.
I didn't get any Diwali gifts... haha.
I'm quite not happy about my hikes; I received a medium-level bonus.
3 rounds: resume shortlisting, technical round, and HR round. The technical round was 45 minutes, and the HR round was 1 hour. The technical round focused on DSA questions, computer networks, DBMS, and operating systems. The HR round covered personal
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
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
3 rounds: resume shortlisting, technical round, and HR round. The technical round was 45 minutes, and the HR round was 1 hour. The technical round focused on DSA questions, computer networks, DBMS, and operating systems. The HR round covered personal
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
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