Work-life balance is awesome. You get a hell of a lot of time for whatever you want to do.
Juniper gives you ample time to research on your own, come up with your own ideas, and file patents.
Not a very good company for freshers. As a fresher, you should be given a lot of work so that you grasp as much as you can, which will help you later in the future.
Interview had 4 rounds (3 Technical + 1 Managerial). The questions were easy. Some rounds had design questions too, but I was not informed beforehand if it was a system design or problem-solving round. I received a review that I performed very well
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,
I applied in the career portal, and HR contacted me and scheduled a technical discussion (3 rounds). It was a self-introduction followed by C/data structure questions and questions from my resume/work background. Prepare basic C/data structure quest
Interview had 4 rounds (3 Technical + 1 Managerial). The questions were easy. Some rounds had design questions too, but I was not informed beforehand if it was a system design or problem-solving round. I received a review that I performed very well
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,
I applied in the career portal, and HR contacted me and scheduled a technical discussion (3 rounds). It was a self-introduction followed by C/data structure questions and questions from my resume/work background. Prepare basic C/data structure quest