Friendly co-workers. Lots of freedom. Management is patient.
Hardest tech support job I have had yet. Many don't last. Not sure the culture is that great in TAC.
It's basically the ER of tech support.
Interviewed with HR. Basic CCNA level questions covering: * ARP * Port numbers * Stateful/stateless firewalls * TCP (SYN/ACK) * Ping/Traceroute * Subnetting Have an understanding of basic WAN technology, routing protocols OSPF and BGP. Scenarios c
Exhausting. Six interviews, two in US time (late in Israel), for 8 hours each. Each interview was with a different person, and each one asked the same questions. In the middle of the process, I stopped them to verify if it was relevant or not, to av
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
Interviewed with HR. Basic CCNA level questions covering: * ARP * Port numbers * Stateful/stateless firewalls * TCP (SYN/ACK) * Ping/Traceroute * Subnetting Have an understanding of basic WAN technology, routing protocols OSPF and BGP. Scenarios c
Exhausting. Six interviews, two in US time (late in Israel), for 8 hours each. Each interview was with a different person, and each one asked the same questions. In the middle of the process, I stopped them to verify if it was relevant or not, to av
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