Verizon is a pretty good place to work.
I'm still trying to figure things out.
It was a really good experience. Mostly coding questions were asked. Coding questions could be answered in any language. Data structures and lists were the most asked questions. The experience was great, mainly revolving around coding questions that
It's a contractor position, but usually very stable. The interview was recommended by another friend inside Verizon. The manager met me for a one-on-one interview and asked several technical questions. They were very basic and should be fine without
1. Would ask about your background and experience. 2. Technical round involving object-oriented programming concepts and automation code related to the job skills. 3. Generic questions such as personality-related.
It was a really good experience. Mostly coding questions were asked. Coding questions could be answered in any language. Data structures and lists were the most asked questions. The experience was great, mainly revolving around coding questions that
It's a contractor position, but usually very stable. The interview was recommended by another friend inside Verizon. The manager met me for a one-on-one interview and asked several technical questions. They were very basic and should be fine without
1. Would ask about your background and experience. 2. Technical round involving object-oriented programming concepts and automation code related to the job skills. 3. Generic questions such as personality-related.