Great work culture, good growth opportunities and good compensation.
No cons, and everything is great.
I took a class at my university taught by people working at Red Hat, got an A. I then took a test for an intern position, and because of the class I took, they didn't even have to interview me and I was hired. After 10 months, I was transferred to As
Behavioral plus CV review. They knew me already from the open-source community, as I was a maintainer in one of their interested projects. Total of 4 interviews with 4 different engineers, plus a conversation with my to-be manager.
Three rounds of interviews, plus one with the recruiter who put me in touch with Red Hat for the position. The job is in Raleigh, NC, but I was not local, so all three interviews were held via teleconference. One interview was purely technical, the s
I took a class at my university taught by people working at Red Hat, got an A. I then took a test for an intern position, and because of the class I took, they didn't even have to interview me and I was hired. After 10 months, I was transferred to As
Behavioral plus CV review. They knew me already from the open-source community, as I was a maintainer in one of their interested projects. Total of 4 interviews with 4 different engineers, plus a conversation with my to-be manager.
Three rounds of interviews, plus one with the recruiter who put me in touch with Red Hat for the position. The job is in Raleigh, NC, but I was not local, so all three interviews were held via teleconference. One interview was purely technical, the s