The company culture is the highlight of working for NetApp. Though some of the recent layoffs have been tough, they do treat their employees well.
Unfortunately, the company hasn't been selling much of the Clustered Ontap products. The stock price has been on a downward trend.
Morale is at an all-time low; that needs to be fixed. There's been a lot of turnover lately, and if that continues, I fear the brain-drain will be detrimental to the company as a whole.
One on-site interview, 20 minutes each. Three people were interviewed. The questions were not difficult, and they treated me politely. I really enjoyed talking with them.
A lady conducted my interview. The interview was neither tough nor easy. The lady herself seemed confused about the questions she was asking. It was for a QA position, but not a single QA question was asked. The interviewer asked questions from the r
The hiring manager was friendly. Questions were too specific, requiring deep knowledge of RAID and OS kernels, as well as threading and deadlocks.
One on-site interview, 20 minutes each. Three people were interviewed. The questions were not difficult, and they treated me politely. I really enjoyed talking with them.
A lady conducted my interview. The interview was neither tough nor easy. The lady herself seemed confused about the questions she was asking. It was for a QA position, but not a single QA question was asked. The interviewer asked questions from the r
The hiring manager was friendly. Questions were too specific, requiring deep knowledge of RAID and OS kernels, as well as threading and deadlocks.