The trajectory of the company, personal growth, serious focus, freedom to innovate, great perks, and a supportive and collaborative environment.
No cons so far. If you aren't coming from a virtualization background, the product can be hard to wrap your head around (or even understand use cases for), but people are more than willing to explain things. There are a good amount of materials internally to get acquainted with this industry and how Nutanix is transforming it.
I got the opportunity from the job portal. HR explained the procedure. It had 3 technical rounds, mainly focused on JavaScript and problem-solving. The last one was a React coding round.
The interview continued for 45 minutes, including resume questions and coding questions. The resume portion asked about a specific project and some technical skills, including familiarity with Linux.
First, I completed an OA. Then, I had one LeetCode-style technical interview with two medium-difficulty problems. After that, I had a behavioral interview with the hiring manager. Overall, the process was not very difficult, and communication was
I got the opportunity from the job portal. HR explained the procedure. It had 3 technical rounds, mainly focused on JavaScript and problem-solving. The last one was a React coding round.
The interview continued for 45 minutes, including resume questions and coding questions. The resume portion asked about a specific project and some technical skills, including familiarity with Linux.
First, I completed an OA. Then, I had one LeetCode-style technical interview with two medium-difficulty problems. After that, I had a behavioral interview with the hiring manager. Overall, the process was not very difficult, and communication was