First, I like working at Juniper because I get to see the results of my work in use by millions of people every day and know that packets are moving through the internet through the hard work that I put in.
Too much bureaucracy and micromanaging. I see some managers who get promoted just because they suck up to their managers. Too many pissing matches between managers.
Don't be too micromanaging.
Watch out for your people and make sure they are happy.
Be less political and more down to earth.
Phone interview followed by onsite, 5 rounds total, including lunch. People are helpful. They focus on network questions, a little algorithm and data structure. Also, if you have previous related experience, it is a big plus.
Got a call from a recruiter, then a phone interview, and within a week, an on-site interview. The result was pretty fast.
Applied to multiple jobs online. Got calls from recruiters from a few business groups. Attended two onsite interviews, each of four hours. Questions were based on Linux system programming, shared memory segments and their use cases, data structures,
Phone interview followed by onsite, 5 rounds total, including lunch. People are helpful. They focus on network questions, a little algorithm and data structure. Also, if you have previous related experience, it is a big plus.
Got a call from a recruiter, then a phone interview, and within a week, an on-site interview. The result was pretty fast.
Applied to multiple jobs online. Got calls from recruiters from a few business groups. Attended two onsite interviews, each of four hours. Questions were based on Linux system programming, shared memory segments and their use cases, data structures,