Healthy work-life balance and a wonderful culture.
I'm not sure I have found any cons to working at Cisco yet.
I applied through the college career website and was invited to an on-campus interview after a month. The interview was an hour long and conducted by two interviewers. The interviewers were nice, but you really had to try taking the lead during the i
The interview process involved two rounds. The first round was a meeting with the manager. The second round was a meeting with group members. My boss is nice. They asked some questions about the resume, but not too many, and some basic questions.
They first took GD and gave random topics, and then the interview began. They asked basic electrical and electronics topics, which were not too difficult. Then, there was an HR round, in which they asked normal things.
I applied through the college career website and was invited to an on-campus interview after a month. The interview was an hour long and conducted by two interviewers. The interviewers were nice, but you really had to try taking the lead during the i
The interview process involved two rounds. The first round was a meeting with the manager. The second round was a meeting with group members. My boss is nice. They asked some questions about the resume, but not too many, and some basic questions.
They first took GD and gave random topics, and then the interview began. They asked basic electrical and electronics topics, which were not too difficult. Then, there was an HR round, in which they asked normal things.