What makes NetApp different from others is its culture. The work environment is very conducive. Peers as well as managers are very cooperative.
Doesn't get to work on any cutting-edge technology. As the company has increased manifold in the past 5-6 years, the standard of facilities has decreased. Compensation is not as competitive as it used to be. A high attrition rate has been observed because of bad policies. There is not enough career growth in terms of technical expertise.
Instead of making goals inadvertently, why not focus on the quality and compensation?
I worked there as an intern. The following outlines the conversation for becoming a full-time employee. 1. Test, followed by 4 interviews: * 2 technical * 1 with a Manager * 1 HR The test was decent enough, requiring basic knowledge of
Mainly technical interviews, expect 3-4 rounds. The initial round can be a phone screening. This phone screening will include technical and some analytical questions, as well as puzzles. Be sure to be thorough with programming questions and algorit
3 Technical + 1 HR Focus will be mostly on DS and OS concepts, including threading, process management, and memory management. Networks might also be touched upon. If hiring is for QA, then Software Engineering and testing techniques might also be
I worked there as an intern. The following outlines the conversation for becoming a full-time employee. 1. Test, followed by 4 interviews: * 2 technical * 1 with a Manager * 1 HR The test was decent enough, requiring basic knowledge of
Mainly technical interviews, expect 3-4 rounds. The initial round can be a phone screening. This phone screening will include technical and some analytical questions, as well as puzzles. Be sure to be thorough with programming questions and algorit
3 Technical + 1 HR Focus will be mostly on DS and OS concepts, including threading, process management, and memory management. Networks might also be touched upon. If hiring is for QA, then Software Engineering and testing techniques might also be