An opportunity to work and learn from subject matter experts from almost the entire Linux ecosystem.
The work might become repetitive, and thus, lacking the fulfillment provided by working on intellectually demanding, hard problems.
I applied to the job via their jobs site. I got an email in about two weeks and set up a phone interview with a recruiter. Once we spoke, he said a hiring manager would be in touch with me by the end of the week. Two months and a few reminders (which
Easy, not that hard, and approachable in terms of questioning. Be prepared for personality questions and for being able to identify scenarios where you have overcome hurdles and grown from other experiences, which feed into your work ethic.
The entire process was very easy and friendly. Red Hat puts quite a bit of weight into employee referrals. My initial contacts were with the same person in HR who was very responsive over email and phone. Since I don't live near the main headquarter
I applied to the job via their jobs site. I got an email in about two weeks and set up a phone interview with a recruiter. Once we spoke, he said a hiring manager would be in touch with me by the end of the week. Two months and a few reminders (which
Easy, not that hard, and approachable in terms of questioning. Be prepared for personality questions and for being able to identify scenarios where you have overcome hurdles and grown from other experiences, which feed into your work ethic.
The entire process was very easy and friendly. Red Hat puts quite a bit of weight into employee referrals. My initial contacts were with the same person in HR who was very responsive over email and phone. Since I don't live near the main headquarter