Interesting work. Always something new. A lot to learn.
Good salary. Good bonuses for outstanding work.
Very slow mobility opportunities. Promotions are rare, but do occur once in a while for some individuals. Benefits are often delayed or drastically reduced for regular folks.
There is a train of several people (4-5) interviewing you. Everyone is asking questions covering a different topic: * Switching & Routing * General Networking, addressing, masking * Programming skills (Perl, Python) * Operating system (Linux, JunOS,
Telephonic interview for 45 minutes. In-person interview by six individuals ranging over multiple domains. Final interview with the CIO.
Talk with the Sr. manager and the Tech Lead. Just ask some general questions. They care about Linux kernel knowledge and optimization skills. They asked about the courses I have taken and some system programming questions.
There is a train of several people (4-5) interviewing you. Everyone is asking questions covering a different topic: * Switching & Routing * General Networking, addressing, masking * Programming skills (Perl, Python) * Operating system (Linux, JunOS,
Telephonic interview for 45 minutes. In-person interview by six individuals ranging over multiple domains. Final interview with the CIO.
Talk with the Sr. manager and the Tech Lead. Just ask some general questions. They care about Linux kernel knowledge and optimization skills. They asked about the courses I have taken and some system programming questions.