Friendly work environment.
Supportive management.
The work itself is challenging, and you learn something almost every day. You are working with brilliant colleagues, and there are excellent growth opportunities and attractive pay packages.
Nothing much in terms of downsides. The only thing I could think of, and this could be true for almost any big company, is that there is a lot of process involved for any minute task, unlike in a startup where things are more agile and dynamic.
The only thing I could point out is that VeriSign, to my knowledge, currently does not offer any free services to its end customers or the general public. I think this would be a good way to increase the company's visibility and credibility with the public.
Good interview process. I totally spoke to 5 interviewers, a manager, and a Vice President. They ask technical questions and management questions. They also ask a few behavioral questions. Typically, they ask problem-solving questions and ask you
1. Contacted by a Head Hunter. 2. Codility Test. 3. First Phone Interview with a Sr. Engineer. 4. Second Phone Interview with a Sr. Engineer. 5. Third Phone Interview with the hiring Engineering Manager. 6. On-site Coding Interview. 7. On-site Techni
I was contacted by email from an alumnus who sent opportunities to my school's career services department. I was emailed by the company a week after an online application. I was very busy at the time, so I didn't prepare too well. The phone interview
Good interview process. I totally spoke to 5 interviewers, a manager, and a Vice President. They ask technical questions and management questions. They also ask a few behavioral questions. Typically, they ask problem-solving questions and ask you
1. Contacted by a Head Hunter. 2. Codility Test. 3. First Phone Interview with a Sr. Engineer. 4. Second Phone Interview with a Sr. Engineer. 5. Third Phone Interview with the hiring Engineering Manager. 6. On-site Coding Interview. 7. On-site Techni
I was contacted by email from an alumnus who sent opportunities to my school's career services department. I was emailed by the company a week after an online application. I was very busy at the time, so I didn't prepare too well. The phone interview