First to mention it is a nice working place, the campus is well planned. As an employee, here you can get free food and coffee, a big gym, a basketball court and a sand volleyball yard. Job pressure is depending on your department and your projects. As long as you can get the work done, your working schedule is quite flexible. If you are a person who can enjoy your work, you may find many interesting projects to work on. Colleagues are easy going, mostly.
Everything looks neutral, it is a common face in Bay Area, just like the others
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It had 4 rounds and was easy. They wanted people with basic understanding of wireless LANs. They asked questions about protocols and features. A couple of programming questions were also asked.
I had a series of back-to-back interviews with peers and heads of business units. I was treated with respect and they listened to my questions. I had a series of back-to-back interviews with peers and heads of business units. I was treated with resp
After OA for shortlisted candidates there were minimum 2 rounds and for someone 3 rounds. Those who couldn't selected for sde team there were asked to give 3rd round interview for software testing teams vise versa.(On campus process)
It had 4 rounds and was easy. They wanted people with basic understanding of wireless LANs. They asked questions about protocols and features. A couple of programming questions were also asked.
I had a series of back-to-back interviews with peers and heads of business units. I was treated with respect and they listened to my questions. I had a series of back-to-back interviews with peers and heads of business units. I was treated with resp
After OA for shortlisted candidates there were minimum 2 rounds and for someone 3 rounds. Those who couldn't selected for sde team there were asked to give 3rd round interview for software testing teams vise versa.(On campus process)