Currently I'm interning at Palo Alto Networks, and I can very confidently say that it's been an amazing experience so far. People here at the firm are really helpful and supportive, and I learn something new every day.
The learning opportunities are endless, and I have been working on a really interesting project that has challenged me to grow both personally and professionally.
One thing that really stands out to me about Palo Alto Networks is that it has a very collaborative culture, and everybody is willing to lend a hand and share their knowledge, which has been incredibly valuable for me.
Overall, it has been a great learning experience, and I feel very fortunate to be part of this team.
I haven't encountered any major cons.
I talked about myself, and then the interviewer explained about the company and the position. The interviewer asked me to make a few minor changes to the code I had submitted. Afterward, they asked me a graph search question.
The interview process included two rounds of 1-hour technical interviews and one round with the hiring manager. Questions focused on cloud computing technology, concepts of TLS/SSL, and project experiences.
The interview process was organized professionally and quickly with a minimum of problems. Each interviewer asked questions from their area of responsibility. Sometimes I had to guess about the question and ask again, because the question was not for
I talked about myself, and then the interviewer explained about the company and the position. The interviewer asked me to make a few minor changes to the code I had submitted. Afterward, they asked me a graph search question.
The interview process included two rounds of 1-hour technical interviews and one round with the hiring manager. Questions focused on cloud computing technology, concepts of TLS/SSL, and project experiences.
The interview process was organized professionally and quickly with a minimum of problems. Each interviewer asked questions from their area of responsibility. Sometimes I had to guess about the question and ask again, because the question was not for