Work-life balance is very good.
No cons in Cisco. It's a very good company.
Firstly, there is a written test, followed by interviews. These interviews include basic questions on CN and DBMS. After that, there is a managerial round, where they mostly discuss projects and your roles in the work.
The interview process is simple and includes both technical and HR interviews. It might also include a group discussion session. They ask questions based on your core knowledge and test your understanding of basic concepts in Data Structures and Alg
Good. One candidate was selected from our department. The profile requires very good coding knowledge and data structures. Networking concepts are also important. It was the first company I attended.
Firstly, there is a written test, followed by interviews. These interviews include basic questions on CN and DBMS. After that, there is a managerial round, where they mostly discuss projects and your roles in the work.
The interview process is simple and includes both technical and HR interviews. It might also include a group discussion session. They ask questions based on your core knowledge and test your understanding of basic concepts in Data Structures and Alg
Good. One candidate was selected from our department. The profile requires very good coding knowledge and data structures. Networking concepts are also important. It was the first company I attended.