It has some very smart people, who are honest and hard-working. The company pays its employees well and has one of the best compensation and benefits packages.
Suffers the problems of a big company.
Lacks the ability to excite the workforce with vision or motivation.
Slow career growth, slow pace of innovation, aborted projects, and a high churn in people cause some significant instability.
Constantly changing org. structures ('reorgs') cause significant instability and reduce morale.
There must also be a stronger concerted effort to retain talent and promote growth.
Most importantly, the company needs to promote innovation through organic growth instead of acquiring companies with little IP for a lot of money.
I applied online using LinkedIn, which redirected me to the Juniper careers website. I got a call from the hiring manager after two weeks and was set up with an onsite interview for that very week.
I was referred by my friend at Juniper in his group. His manager quickly conducted a phone interview and called me the next week for a face-to-face interview. The phone interview consisted of lots of knowledge-based questions, like priority inversio
Total 6 rounds (basically the whole team interviewed). Questions around basic networking, routing protocols. Programming questions around async programming, data structures.
I applied online using LinkedIn, which redirected me to the Juniper careers website. I got a call from the hiring manager after two weeks and was set up with an onsite interview for that very week.
I was referred by my friend at Juniper in his group. His manager quickly conducted a phone interview and called me the next week for a face-to-face interview. The phone interview consisted of lots of knowledge-based questions, like priority inversio
Total 6 rounds (basically the whole team interviewed). Questions around basic networking, routing protocols. Programming questions around async programming, data structures.