Benefits, project, work, management, food
There are no cons. I loved working here.
The interview process typically involves 5 to 6 rounds of technical discussion, followed by an HR interview. Technical discussions will be based on your past work and domain understanding. Some questions may not be based on practical application.
I was hired as a college hire through an on-campus interview. It consisted of three rounds: * Basic knowledge in coding and puzzles. * Coding. * HR. The problems were easy and average.
Cisco had a great interview process. First, I met with HR, who confirmed my qualifications. This was followed by a second interview with the hiring manager. The last interview was with a panel of team members. Questions asked related to scenarios
The interview process typically involves 5 to 6 rounds of technical discussion, followed by an HR interview. Technical discussions will be based on your past work and domain understanding. Some questions may not be based on practical application.
I was hired as a college hire through an on-campus interview. It consisted of three rounds: * Basic knowledge in coding and puzzles. * Coding. * HR. The problems were easy and average.
Cisco had a great interview process. First, I met with HR, who confirmed my qualifications. This was followed by a second interview with the hiring manager. The last interview was with a panel of team members. Questions asked related to scenarios