I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at A10 Networks (Taipei) in Jul 2019
Interview
1. Phone screen with a manager in China. (No technical questions, only check your transcripts)
2. Onsite in Taipei, but interviews are ALL FROM OTHER TEAMS. I didn't even know who would be my direct manager and who this person would be. Totally RIDICULOUS!!!!!!!!!!! The last one is the manager of the US HQ. He is a nice guy.
3. HR said she would arrange the next interview with a manager in India AND THEN STOOD YOU UP.
I had waited for 2 weeks because of her fake promise.
After two weeks, they sent me a TEMPLATE thank you letter without telling me why they kept you waiting that long and ended up a rejection.
Shame on this hypocritical HR W. Tung.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is OSI?
What is subnet?
What is NGC?
All protocols you know.
The whole process (protocols) when you try to connect a webpage in a browser.
How to search for something in a giant database?
Reverse LinkedList
Straight forward interview and spanned 4 rounds. Everyone was friendly and polite. I interviewed remotely using Zoom. Four interviews each 30 to 60 minutes. I have a feeling that turnover here is high.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at A10 Networks in Mar 2022
Interview
Total of 3 rounds. Additionally, there was a 4th round with recruiter, but it was after being selected :
1. Screening round with hiring manager - 30mins
2. Coding round with hiring manager - 1hr
3. Resume and coding round with potential internship mentor - 30mins
4. HR
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1. Count of unique words in a file
2. Move all zeroes to the end of the array
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at A10 Networks in Mar 2022
Interview
There were 5 rounds of interviews. In the 1st they asked me about my interest for the role. In the 2nd they asked some coding question. The 3rd, 4th, 5th rounds were back to back (2h 15m in total) where they went deep into my experience and background.
All the coding questions I got were fairly straightforward and I answered them with ease. I also got a few networks related questions.
I had a terrible experience in the 4th round. The interviewer totally ripped me apart. He directly called out my lack of experience in the networks area (for an internship position!) and often interrupted me a lot.
I felt that him pointing out my lack of experience in networks would be fine, except that they waited 3 rounds before doing that! In fact, some other interviewer in the first round had noted my lack of experience and said that it would not be a problem and simply asked for my willingness to learn and interest.
There clearly seemed to be a mismatch in expectations and I am not sure why I had to be in the middle of this confusion.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Given an integer, find the respective pointer and remove it from the linked list.