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Sun Microsystems
Sun Microsystems makes sure networks shine. A leading maker of UNIX-based servers used to power corporate computer networks and Web sites, it also makes workstation computers and disk- and tape-based storage systems. Sun's computers utilize the company's own chips (SPARC) and operating system (Solaris). Its software portfolio includes application server, database management, office productivity, and network management applications. The company also developed Java, a cross-platform programming language used to create applications for computers, Web browsers, mobile phones...More
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Sun Microsystems Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees say it's “OK” 926 ratings
56% of the CEO 41 ratings
Lawrence J. Ellison
CEO (Oracle)
Pros: Brilliant assembly of technologists supported by an Systems Engineering group 2nd to none. – Full Review `
Sun Microsystems Salaries Posted by employees
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Member of Technical Staff, Software 174 Sun Microsystems Salaries |
$101,530 |
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Member of Technical Staff, Hardware 79 Sun Microsystems Salaries |
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Sun Microsystems Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Mountain View, CA Apr 2009 – Reviewed 2 days ago New
Interview Details – A lengthy process that fishes out the best from the pool. There are no 2nd stringers within the team -- it is a place to be a proud employee if chosen. Early Sun was the true excitement of any computer scientist: new technologies released almost weekly, quality products, and easy to become… – Full Interview
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Many. The interview process is, as mentioned, lengthy. As such, it is one of the most difficult entries in the market.
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