Great place. Full of intelligent people, and the culture is good too.
You basically set your own deadlines most of the time and work towards them.
Many opportunities to learn and grow.
The food is quite pathetic. Well, it's free. I guess it goes with that.
I guess it's all good.
Someone please improve the lunch options we have.
I met Nutanix at a campus career fair and had a great recruiter follow up afterward. Then, I was given a "project" to build a UI feature using a large dataset. Following that, I had an interview with the hiring manager, where I shared information a
By far, this was the worst interview experience. For some reason, these people think they are a notch above all other companies. They told me there were going to be two telephonic screens. I said okay. The first round was regarding merging n sorted
The interview process began with phone screens, followed by an onsite interview. The process was riddled with delays right from the start, as the recruiter was not very responsive. I applied because the company is on the verge of an IPO, and there is
I met Nutanix at a campus career fair and had a great recruiter follow up afterward. Then, I was given a "project" to build a UI feature using a large dataset. Following that, I had an interview with the hiring manager, where I shared information a
By far, this was the worst interview experience. For some reason, these people think they are a notch above all other companies. They told me there were going to be two telephonic screens. I said okay. The first round was regarding merging n sorted
The interview process began with phone screens, followed by an onsite interview. The process was riddled with delays right from the start, as the recruiter was not very responsive. I applied because the company is on the verge of an IPO, and there is