Best work culture, superb infrastructure, reasonable salary, very good pre-IPO options.
Smart people.
It's not so cool to work in the networking industry. The salary might not be the best.
Keep doing good.
Answer phone call with recruiter on speaker. Log into their servers via SSH. Share your terminal screen and then code C practice problems using Vim or Emacs. You then compile your answer and check it with the tests provided.
Basically, it is a Cisco old boys' playground. The questions are all simple, for example: * Find a missing number from an array * Verify a BST And remember not to show that you could be smarter than the interviewers, and not to forget to agree or c
The first round was onsite and consisted of standard questions: * Delete nodes of a specific value from a linked list. * Determine the size of a given structure on a 32-bit machine. * Debug a piece of code (it's recommended to read up on `argc` and
Answer phone call with recruiter on speaker. Log into their servers via SSH. Share your terminal screen and then code C practice problems using Vim or Emacs. You then compile your answer and check it with the tests provided.
Basically, it is a Cisco old boys' playground. The questions are all simple, for example: * Find a missing number from an array * Verify a BST And remember not to show that you could be smarter than the interviewers, and not to forget to agree or c
The first round was onsite and consisted of standard questions: * Delete nodes of a specific value from a linked list. * Determine the size of a given structure on a 32-bit machine. * Debug a piece of code (it's recommended to read up on `argc` and