Palo Alto is a very good company for freshers. There are a lot of opportunities to learn and grow. Great benefits and perks.
No cons to tell about Palo Alto.
The interview process was easy. They ask questions beyond your resume if you are applying for a full-stack position. We should also be aware of SQL. They ask only basic questions, but in a different way.
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
HR was very proactive and explained the interview process to me during the screening call. There were a total of 5 rounds of interviews, including the HR discussion. I was rejected in the 3rd round. The first round consisted of system design questio
The interview process was easy. They ask questions beyond your resume if you are applying for a full-stack position. We should also be aware of SQL. They ask only basic questions, but in a different way.
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
HR was very proactive and explained the interview process to me during the screening call. There were a total of 5 rounds of interviews, including the HR discussion. I was rejected in the 3rd round. The first round consisted of system design questio