Nice name on your resume.
Juniper used to be a good company, but not anymore.
There are a lot of politics, and people get promoted if they are from a specific background or friends of the manager. Your job title or promotion has no relation to your technical skills or contributions.
In the early days, Juniper was a good company, but not anymore. It is overtaken by many incompetent people, and the quality of the products and the people has been going down for a long time.
A lot of managers are not qualified to be managers. There is a lot of politics in this company. Replace the managers with people who are technically good and who also know how to manage people. Give your managers some training on how to manage people. Many managers at Juniper have no clue on how to deal with people or even basic management skills since they only got promoted because of connections!
Applied online and got a call to schedule a phone interview. The interview mainly focused on my previous projects and work experience, along with a few questions on operating systems and networking. There was one coding question on an online tool.
5 rounds of on-site interview. Ten minutes of interval between each (you can choose to have more rest). The first round is more about projects on my resume, but these experienced engineers are able to find where the key points in your description a
In-person interview, many rounds. The first two individuals were reasonable, and we talked for 45 minutes with each. The third individual began to ask all sorts of beginner C questions, like "where the semicolon is missing"? (She showed me a printf
Applied online and got a call to schedule a phone interview. The interview mainly focused on my previous projects and work experience, along with a few questions on operating systems and networking. There was one coding question on an online tool.
5 rounds of on-site interview. Ten minutes of interval between each (you can choose to have more rest). The first round is more about projects on my resume, but these experienced engineers are able to find where the key points in your description a
In-person interview, many rounds. The first two individuals were reasonable, and we talked for 45 minutes with each. The third individual began to ask all sorts of beginner C questions, like "where the semicolon is missing"? (She showed me a printf