It is a fast-growing company. The product, i.e., the PAN-BOX firewall, is high-tech. It is fun to understand the functionality of the firewall and the engineering behind it.
It is a medium-sized company, so you get to work with quite a lot of teams.
I think, for starters, it is a little difficult as there are very few "Getting Started" materials. It is a little difficult to coordinate a meeting with higher officials of the same or different teams.
I feel that there must be more Getting Started materials, as it becomes difficult for a fresher to enter a professional setting without knowing the basic technologies used in the company.
I submitted my resume through their portal, and after around 1 month, I got a call from HR. The entire process after that was very quick. I eventually got an offer after 3-4 days of my interview. Interview questions were simple, with stress on logica
Received a call from the recruiter within a few days after the online application submission. The call included a brief technical screening. They set up a tech interview, which was another phone interview done using CollabEdit to answer coding questi
The usual routine is a 3- to 8-week process. I interviewed at Palo Alto Networks in Santa Clara, CA, in April 2017. The company is great, but some people are not.
I submitted my resume through their portal, and after around 1 month, I got a call from HR. The entire process after that was very quick. I eventually got an offer after 3-4 days of my interview. Interview questions were simple, with stress on logica
Received a call from the recruiter within a few days after the online application submission. The call included a brief technical screening. They set up a tech interview, which was another phone interview done using CollabEdit to answer coding questi
The usual routine is a 3- to 8-week process. I interviewed at Palo Alto Networks in Santa Clara, CA, in April 2017. The company is great, but some people are not.