
NIKSUN Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at NIKSUN.
Technical Support
They asked lots of question based on their requirements and it was a good session. They asked questions about my experience and what I achieved and what technology I worked on and how I handle my work
- Tell me about your work experience.
- Can you share some of your achievements?
- What technologies have you used?
Inside Sales Representative
So the interview was pretty involved. The last part was this big onsite panel interview. It was in a conference room with seven people, and some others were on the phone 'cause they couldn't make it in person. It went on for about two hours.
- Each person on the panel asked a bunch of questions, and they wanted really detailed answers.
- Can you elaborate on your sales experience?
- How did you deal with a difficult sales situation?
Software Engineer
first hr called for a basic telephonic convo and asked my basic details, then i get called for the first round where networking and basic python questions were asked and at last i had 3 round on python
- Can you explain the networking 3-way handshake and TCP in general?
Marketing Specialist and Graphic Designer
The interview process began with a brief phone call. Following that, I had an in-person interview at their offices in Princeton, which involved a significant commute for me. The in-person part felt like a 'good cop/bad cop' scenario. Initially, I met with marketing folks and someone from engineering. They seemed a bit nervous and inexperienced but liked my previous work. After they left, I waited alone for a bit before meeting with a senior HR person for the second half. This part felt more like an interrogation, with aggressive questioning where my experience was dismissed. It felt like they hadn't even read my resume. I eventually had to push back. The role seemed to involve running my own department for low pay and high responsibility, suggesting they wanted someone easily controlled rather than a collaborator. They also wouldn't offer relocation assistance despite the need to move to Princeton, nor would they allow even a day or two of remote work to ease the commute until I could relocate. I didn't expect to hear back, but they contacted me afterward. I declined further engagement.
- What makes you think you would be a stable employee for us?
NIKSUN Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from NIKSUN interview reports.
“What's the missing number in the sequence 223, 131, 69, __, 113?”
Read reports →“What are the port numbers for common protocols?”
Read reports →“What are the differences between TCP and UDP?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between Span and Tap in networking?”
Read reports →“Regarding aspects of TCP/IP and other networking protocols, what is SCTP?”
Read report →“Can you identify which of the following five choices would result in a compiler error?”
Read report →“Implement a sorting algorithm and discuss its complexity.”
Read report →“Should we follow the market direction or risk being passed by?”
Read report →“Describe networking concepts up to the level of the OSI model.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 25 NIKSUN interview reports.