I don't know what you are asking about.
Very good conduct with the clients.
Coming out of college, I interviewed with Cisco. They were very nice and made me feel welcome. They asked me several general technical programming questions, trying to understand how I think about problems and go about solving them. Once they had m
The interview began with brief questions about my past software development experience and knowledge of networking. I was interviewed by the Technical Lead right off the bat, which is uncommon. It was a video call using Webex, which, for some infuri
An hour and a half of questions ranging from past experience and projects to algorithmic tasks. Also, questions about the internals of C++, how compiling works, etc. Good to know every project you listed on your CV in depth; they will ask you about
Coming out of college, I interviewed with Cisco. They were very nice and made me feel welcome. They asked me several general technical programming questions, trying to understand how I think about problems and go about solving them. Once they had m
The interview began with brief questions about my past software development experience and knowledge of networking. I was interviewed by the Technical Lead right off the bat, which is uncommon. It was a video call using Webex, which, for some infuri
An hour and a half of questions ranging from past experience and projects to algorithmic tasks. Also, questions about the internals of C++, how compiling works, etc. Good to know every project you listed on your CV in depth; they will ask you about