Not good, not bad
Not good, not bad
If you prefer logging in late in the morning, yes, good work flexibility as the manager is in the US.
Good work-life balance as there is not much development work.
Work is mostly on legacy products. Not much support from the team. Work late at night as few developers are in the US. Most work is debugging.
Introduce a growth plan for new joiners and introduce some development work to SE1 & SE2 engineers.
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Staff Software Engineer
1 telephonic round and 3 rounds of F2F, covering C programming and Linux IPC.
Junior Software Developer
I went until the 2nd round and couldn't clear it. The first round consisted of questions based on arrays and basic logic to tackle them. The round lasted for an hour. The first interviewer was a decent guy. He gave me hints whenever required, and hi
Software Engineer
Hey everyone, I applied through college for an internship opportunity at Juniper Networks, which can be converted to a full-time offer during your course of the internship. Round 1 was on Hackerearth, and it included aptitude, technical, networking,
Staff Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 20121 telephonic round and 3 rounds of F2F, covering C programming and Linux IPC.
Junior Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2018I went until the 2nd round and couldn't clear it. The first round consisted of questions based on arrays and basic logic to tackle them. The round lasted for an hour. The first interviewer was a decent guy. He gave me hints whenever required, and hi
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 31, 2014Hey everyone, I applied through college for an internship opportunity at Juniper Networks, which can be converted to a full-time offer during your course of the internship. Round 1 was on Hackerearth, and it included aptitude, technical, networking,
