Huge Network, Tough Balance
Huge Network, Tough Balance
The network domain is very huge, and new technologies are rolling out.
Work-life balance as a network engineer is hard.
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The interview was good. The interviewer made me feel comfortable, even though I am a fresher. There was also a good managerial round. Only puzzle-type questions were asked. After the 1:1 technical round, I had a managerial round. I got a call from
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It was held on campus. Very well organized. It started with a written test (only for students with 70% or more in B.E). Questions were on quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and programming (pointers and data structures). If selected, you pro
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1. Take an exam about basic knowledge of C, C++, Python, and so on. 2. One or more rounds of interviews with about three technical interviewers. 3. Then, have an interview with human resources.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2017The interview was good. The interviewer made me feel comfortable, even though I am a fresher. There was also a good managerial round. Only puzzle-type questions were asked. After the 1:1 technical round, I had a managerial round. I got a call from
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2014It was held on campus. Very well organized. It started with a written test (only for students with 70% or more in B.E). Questions were on quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and programming (pointers and data structures). If selected, you pro
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FinlandAugust 30, 20191. Take an exam about basic knowledge of C, C++, Python, and so on. 2. One or more rounds of interviews with about three technical interviewers. 3. Then, have an interview with human resources.
