Best company to get hands-on experience on all Cisco devices.
For me, there are no downsides in this company.
Everything is best: facility, food, workplace.
Round 1: Coding Attempted a coding exam online on GeeksforGeeks and could solve 4 out of 5 questions. I received a call from HR, who informed me that I had passed the coding round and would be having a video call interview. Round 2: On-call Intervi
Amazing interview. The people at Cisco are really nice. The interviewers keep helping you during the process. It is really nice of them to be so courteous and helpful.
First, a written test, with multiple-choice questions mostly on electronics and data structures. Then, two to three technical rounds covering networking (OSI layers, TCP/UDP, IP) and algorithms (linked lists, trees, stacks), along with data structur
Round 1: Coding Attempted a coding exam online on GeeksforGeeks and could solve 4 out of 5 questions. I received a call from HR, who informed me that I had passed the coding round and would be having a video call interview. Round 2: On-call Intervi
Amazing interview. The people at Cisco are really nice. The interviewers keep helping you during the process. It is really nice of them to be so courteous and helpful.
First, a written test, with multiple-choice questions mostly on electronics and data structures. Then, two to three technical rounds covering networking (OSI layers, TCP/UDP, IP) and algorithms (linked lists, trees, stacks), along with data structur