Stable, cooperative colleagues, but a massive amount of work
Stable, cooperative colleagues, but a massive amount of work
Culture leans toward positive. Pay is okay; hopefully, it can be better. The company is stable.
A lot of work can keep you very busy. Some colleagues may not work hard.
Reward well, and more good people will stay.
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Palo Alto Networks Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
1 phone interview, 4 virtual onsite interviews over 2 days: - 1 domain knowledge - easy - 1 system design - easy - 2 coding questions - medium LeetCode
SDE-intern
The process involved one round of OA, a recruiter call, and two Zoom interviews. I am still waiting for them to get back to me about the final results, but that was the process. Overall, it was not bad, and the interviewers were nice.
Software Engineer
The onsite interview involved talking with a couple of engineers and a manager working for the management team. The questions were some basic ones, such as: Have you ever used this API or system calls before? Or, what is the concept of multiple threa
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesApril 1, 20221 phone interview, 4 virtual onsite interviews over 2 days: - 1 domain knowledge - easy - 1 system design - easy - 2 coding questions - medium LeetCode
SDE-intern
Santa Clara, California, United StatesApril 1, 2025The process involved one round of OA, a recruiter call, and two Zoom interviews. I am still waiting for them to get back to me about the final results, but that was the process. Overall, it was not bad, and the interviewers were nice.
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2015The onsite interview involved talking with a couple of engineers and a manager working for the management team. The questions were some basic ones, such as: Have you ever used this API or system calls before? Or, what is the concept of multiple threa
