Learning experience: The founding team and VPs each have decades of experience, and every single engineer works with them on a regular basis. Having worked at a top 5 technology corporation, I can confidently say that the learning experience was far better at Netskope, and it made me a better engineer.
Pay is competitive and on par with what other friends with similar tech experience have received elsewhere.
General enthusiasm in the office and a 'happy environment' to work in: people sitting next to you are self-motivated, happy with their bosses, and are generally excited about their work – which is a great thing.
The office provides parking spots, but sometimes the spots are full, and you have to look around for parking in the Los Altos neighborhood. It's not a huge pain point, though.
I talked to a recruiter and was emailed about an opportunity following that talk. Met on site for an interview and had 3-4 hours of technical questions. The interview was standard and everything was fair.
Applied on the company's site. Received their response in a couple of days. 1. A technical phone interview was arranged after an initial conversation with the HR department. 2. An onsite interview was arranged after passing the phone technical int
- HR - Tech Interviews - System Design Interview: Design a message system. Other things are uncertain as I withdrew from the process. Maybe I need to know more about system deep dives than usual system design interviews.
I talked to a recruiter and was emailed about an opportunity following that talk. Met on site for an interview and had 3-4 hours of technical questions. The interview was standard and everything was fair.
Applied on the company's site. Received their response in a couple of days. 1. A technical phone interview was arranged after an initial conversation with the HR department. 2. An onsite interview was arranged after passing the phone technical int
- HR - Tech Interviews - System Design Interview: Design a message system. Other things are uncertain as I withdrew from the process. Maybe I need to know more about system deep dives than usual system design interviews.