There is a reason NetApp is listed as "one of the best places to work" year after year, and in many countries. The corporate atmosphere is so "polite" that it almost seems out-of-place to make a snide comment, to the point that everyone just "gets along". I can safely say, this was the best place I've ever worked insofar as job satisfaction is concerned. A total 180-degree difference from Red Hat :)
The only "cons" I can even come up with are:
Stop letting the more senior management cut "costs" by cutting non-outsourced developers. There is a reason the US-based employees get your software "80% of the way there".
The interview was good. Questions from resume, few puzzles, and mostly networking questions. This was a networking team. So prepare TCP/IP, OSI layers, and all networking protocols. You will be fine.
Recruitment reached out to see if I was interested in the position. An initial phone screen was conducted to determine my personality and familiarity with the position. This was immediately followed by a request for a face-to-face interview. I inte
Applied online. Two interview rounds: One technical phone interview. Second interview was online video interview. It had four technical rounds with four SW engineers and one round with the director. Overall positive experience.
The interview was good. Questions from resume, few puzzles, and mostly networking questions. This was a networking team. So prepare TCP/IP, OSI layers, and all networking protocols. You will be fine.
Recruitment reached out to see if I was interested in the position. An initial phone screen was conducted to determine my personality and familiarity with the position. This was immediately followed by a request for a face-to-face interview. I inte
Applied online. Two interview rounds: One technical phone interview. Second interview was online video interview. It had four technical rounds with four SW engineers and one round with the director. Overall positive experience.