If I had to characterize Nutanix in a sentence or two, I would say:
Top-notch people professionals just doing their jobs with lots of freedom and little micromanagement, in a highly collaborative environment. "Always surround yourself with people smarter than you" is an easily accomplished task with Nutanix, and as a company, they really do apply their core values in a visible way.
Executives are out of touch. The layout and structure of the organizations often leave hard work unobserved and/or unrecognized.
There are lots of unsung heroes, people going above and beyond, when certain executives suddenly pop up to take credit for the work that was done.
Start listening to your underlings instead of just shooing them back to their desks.
"Top of funnel" isn't the only place business is done. You can easily increase your revenues by 30% if you just spent a little time focusing on the practitioners instead of just the executive teams of your prospective clientele.
Referred through a friend, my resume was shortlisted, and two coding rounds were scheduled by HR. HR mentioned that a third round would only be scheduled if she received two positive outcomes. The first round went smoothly, and I received positive f
Starting with an introduction, followed by networking concepts, Linux commands, and cloud-related questions. My interviewer was really chill. It was my interview, and it went really well. It was a good experience overall.
I went through a Coderpad round. Three questions were asked on data structures and algorithms. I guess the interviewer was half asleep throughout the interview. I thought I should explain my approach and what I was doing, but he was not interested.
Referred through a friend, my resume was shortlisted, and two coding rounds were scheduled by HR. HR mentioned that a third round would only be scheduled if she received two positive outcomes. The first round went smoothly, and I received positive f
Starting with an introduction, followed by networking concepts, Linux commands, and cloud-related questions. My interviewer was really chill. It was my interview, and it went really well. It was a good experience overall.
I went through a Coderpad round. Three questions were asked on data structures and algorithms. I guess the interviewer was half asleep throughout the interview. I thought I should explain my approach and what I was doing, but he was not interested.