Not much to say about this company.
I don't find any cons about it.
Highly network protocol oriented. Be ready to grind through all the network layers and their respective protocols, especially the Layer 2 and Layer 3 protocols. Keeping yourself up to date on the latest automation tools and software-defined networkin
I was hired through campus placements. It consisted of a coding and MCQ round, followed by two technical interviews. The interviews were based on networking questions, my resume, and a few algorithms.
There were 4-5 rounds of interviews spread across 2 days. The first round was with the team, who asked some details about my current job, challenges faced, and how to overcome similar challenges. The later rounds were more technical, focusing on spec
Highly network protocol oriented. Be ready to grind through all the network layers and their respective protocols, especially the Layer 2 and Layer 3 protocols. Keeping yourself up to date on the latest automation tools and software-defined networkin
I was hired through campus placements. It consisted of a coding and MCQ round, followed by two technical interviews. The interviews were based on networking questions, my resume, and a few algorithms.
There were 4-5 rounds of interviews spread across 2 days. The first round was with the team, who asked some details about my current job, challenges faced, and how to overcome similar challenges. The later rounds were more technical, focusing on spec