Juniper is a great place to start your career.
There are a lot of new technologies to learn, a lot of opportunities, and the people are friendly, helpful, and very knowledgeable.
Features include a great office, flexible working hours, work-from-home provision, cab facility, RSU, and a casual culture.
Less fun activities, less team-building activities. There should be more knowledge transfer sessions to know what other teams are up to. Cross-team interaction is limited.
The interview was okay. They asked a lot of data structure questions, but basic ones. There was only one technical round, and whoever cleared it went to the HR round and was offered the job. Overall, it was a nice experience.
1. Technical Rounds - 2 rounds - DSA questions mostly on (bit manipulation, Linkedlist, Tries). 2. Managerial round - Hiring manager (TR + few project-specific questions). 3. HR round. Interview results were not shared. No acknowledgment email.
First, we had an online test with 30 MCQs and 3 programming questions. We had to solve these questions in 2 hours. MCQs were 3 marks each, and programming questions were 30 to 50 marks. After that, 6 students were selected for the face-to-face int
The interview was okay. They asked a lot of data structure questions, but basic ones. There was only one technical round, and whoever cleared it went to the HR round and was offered the job. Overall, it was a nice experience.
1. Technical Rounds - 2 rounds - DSA questions mostly on (bit manipulation, Linkedlist, Tries). 2. Managerial round - Hiring manager (TR + few project-specific questions). 3. HR round. Interview results were not shared. No acknowledgment email.
First, we had an online test with 30 MCQs and 3 programming questions. We had to solve these questions in 2 hours. MCQs were 3 marks each, and programming questions were 30 to 50 marks. After that, 6 students were selected for the face-to-face int