The strongest cybersecurity company, a really good place to grow professionally.
I don't think that there is anything negative when working at Palo Alto Networks.
I had an interview, but the person from the technical panel was trying to prove himself as techie, not listening to what the candidate was trying to say or answer. His questioning was unprofessional and felt rude. I understand companies ask to enab
The interview process began with a phone call from HR, which was very picky and unpleasant. This was followed by a Zoom interview that included technical questions and a live Python coding challenge, all conducted under very tight timing.
Tough process, 5 rounds were eliminating: * DSA, Graph questions * HLD, logging system design * Kubernetes deep dive: Cluster Autoscaler, Core DNS * CICD deep dive: GitLab CI, Argo CD Director round.
I had an interview, but the person from the technical panel was trying to prove himself as techie, not listening to what the candidate was trying to say or answer. His questioning was unprofessional and felt rude. I understand companies ask to enab
The interview process began with a phone call from HR, which was very picky and unpleasant. This was followed by a Zoom interview that included technical questions and a live Python coding challenge, all conducted under very tight timing.
Tough process, 5 rounds were eliminating: * DSA, Graph questions * HLD, logging system design * Kubernetes deep dive: Cluster Autoscaler, Core DNS * CICD deep dive: GitLab CI, Argo CD Director round.