Red Hat has the best work environment to work in and a very good work life balance.
Red Hat has no cons.
Two interviews with a manager and leader of the team I will be working with. A few emails with HR. I've been asked some questions regarding Linux and the tech I will be using, but overall, [it was] rather simple and easy.
While interviewing, DSA questions were asked. The DSA questions were of medium difficulty. One needs good knowledge of programming. The interviewer was pretty straightforward with questions. It's better to prepare for the interview in terms of coding
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
Two interviews with a manager and leader of the team I will be working with. A few emails with HR. I've been asked some questions regarding Linux and the tech I will be using, but overall, [it was] rather simple and easy.
While interviewing, DSA questions were asked. The DSA questions were of medium difficulty. One needs good knowledge of programming. The interviewer was pretty straightforward with questions. It's better to prepare for the interview in terms of coding
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