The workplace is so flexible, and the work environment is also friendly.
I think there are no cons, except the people don't come to the office that much; they always choose WFH.
This was for a role that has both Networking and Python Programming/Automation - a student co-op. They grilled me on Networking to the core, mostly theory, focusing on routing protocols. This was because I had explained that I had worked for network
This was for a co-op position, so the process was very straightforward. I had a 30-minute interview with the team’s manager. Know object-oriented programming principles and data structures. Didn’t really focus on behavioral questions.
Had a phone interview. Lasted only about 15 minutes. Asked me to summarize my experience and then asked a few generic behavioral questions. Overall, had a negative experience and got the impression that little effort was put into the interview fro
This was for a role that has both Networking and Python Programming/Automation - a student co-op. They grilled me on Networking to the core, mostly theory, focusing on routing protocols. This was because I had explained that I had worked for network
This was for a co-op position, so the process was very straightforward. I had a 30-minute interview with the team’s manager. Know object-oriented programming principles and data structures. Didn’t really focus on behavioral questions.
Had a phone interview. Lasted only about 15 minutes. Asked me to summarize my experience and then asked a few generic behavioral questions. Overall, had a negative experience and got the impression that little effort was put into the interview fro