I have been at Netskope for less than 6 months, but so far I can only speak for the positive benefits of working here.
Most of our employees are remote, so they are very considerate with what remote employees can expense. Plus, the company is still growing, so there are tons of work and projects available.
This is great for someone who likes to get things done and doesn’t like to be idle. This work is not just maintaining current functionality but adding new features.
Most teams allow flexibility in how and what technologies are used to develop these features too. I enjoy this a lot because I don’t care for too much overhead.
There really aren’t too many cons. If you’re not a fan of remote work, then Netskope may not be the place for you.
I hope management continues to be considerate and compassionate with their employees.
There were 4 technical rounds, 1 manager round, and 1 Director round. The technical rounds were based on Python, Networking, Security, and Testing concepts. The company is very confused about their requirements. After clearing all technical rounds, t
Had a technical screening round, followed by four technical rounds. Then, there was another cultural fit round, which was technical. They also spoke about company culture. Based on their description, it did not seem like a good fit, so I declined.
A really nice experience with a smooth process. There were a total of 5 technical rounds, mostly covering algorithms, programming challenges, and project-related questions.
There were 4 technical rounds, 1 manager round, and 1 Director round. The technical rounds were based on Python, Networking, Security, and Testing concepts. The company is very confused about their requirements. After clearing all technical rounds, t
Had a technical screening round, followed by four technical rounds. Then, there was another cultural fit round, which was technical. They also spoke about company culture. Based on their description, it did not seem like a good fit, so I declined.
A really nice experience with a smooth process. There were a total of 5 technical rounds, mostly covering algorithms, programming challenges, and project-related questions.