Offers plenty of room to grow your skills. You are not restricted.
As an intern, you take on as advanced a level of work as you want, or that you think you can handle.
Kept me on as part-time following the conclusion of my internship.
Rounds of layoffs are not uncommon.
Lower-level managers are very understanding. They are the ones responsible for NetApp's consistently high ranking in "Top Places to Work". Keep up the good work!
I got this job through a recruiter. They proceeded to follow up with me and review the qualifications I have on my resume, along with what they were expecting for the job, in order to set up the interview. As I had applied for a contract position, t
I applied through my co-op program at school and was scheduled for a short 30-minute interview. It was mostly behavioral questions, along with inquiries about my previous co-op experience. At the end, there was a single coding question.
NetApp is known as a good place to work. So, with high hopes, I went to NetApp Vancouver. This is an acquired company by NetApp and it showed its bad culture. Most people I met were unfriendly, including reception. A guy who interviewed me had a
I got this job through a recruiter. They proceeded to follow up with me and review the qualifications I have on my resume, along with what they were expecting for the job, in order to set up the interview. As I had applied for a contract position, t
I applied through my co-op program at school and was scheduled for a short 30-minute interview. It was mostly behavioral questions, along with inquiries about my previous co-op experience. At the end, there was a single coding question.
NetApp is known as a good place to work. So, with high hopes, I went to NetApp Vancouver. This is an acquired company by NetApp and it showed its bad culture. Most people I met were unfriendly, including reception. A guy who interviewed me had a