Good technical people, strong in hardware and networking knowledge.
A lot of middle-level management (Directors / Sr. Managers) are cautious and are only worried about their bug-fixing rate measure. The focus is on delivering on time; however, if crap is delivered, it is okay, plus you get credit for fixing bugs fast. There is no tracking of why there are so many bugs in the first place. Finally, nothing matters as most initiatives are scrapped.
Either spend money on projects or do not do them.
If someone promises aggressive deadlines, be wary. Phase 1, phase 2 will all be done in time, however, major issues will have been swept under the carpet. In the final phase, everything will be needed by then. The guys responsible will quit with huge rewards, leaving the real work to others who end up being blamed for a badly designed, badly managed project, which they are not responsible for.
Bottom Line: No rewards until all phases complete and HA and scale are really tested.
It was a nice process. I was told after a successful phone screening that there would be 5-6 rounds of technical interviews. I had very good first and second interviews. In the third interview, which was a mix of both technical and personal, the mana
The interview was good. There are 5 rounds of interview. Questions were reasonably good and technical. They also asked some programming questions. The interviewer took time to explain the questions. The manager who conducted the interview seemed t
The whole interview process took 3 days, comprising 15 rounds, which included 2 manager and HR rounds. The interview started at 10:30 AM and finished by 5:45 PM. The second and third days were for half a day.
It was a nice process. I was told after a successful phone screening that there would be 5-6 rounds of technical interviews. I had very good first and second interviews. In the third interview, which was a mix of both technical and personal, the mana
The interview was good. There are 5 rounds of interview. Questions were reasonably good and technical. They also asked some programming questions. The interviewer took time to explain the questions. The manager who conducted the interview seemed t
The whole interview process took 3 days, comprising 15 rounds, which included 2 manager and HR rounds. The interview started at 10:30 AM and finished by 5:45 PM. The second and third days were for half a day.