Nice work-life balance. Flexible timings.
Rigid management, monolithic structure, lazy people.
Because Cisco merges many companies, different groups rely on their own HR/HM to find candidates. Therefore, you have to submit applications to many positions. Campus interviews are a good way to go. My interviews involved three rounds of technical
Two phone screens assessed basic networking and algorithm questions. Once cleared, they called for an in-person interview. There were 5 technical rounds: * Coding questions were presented on a whiteboard, requiring solutions in C. * Networking
Technical Phone Screen and then an in-person interview with the Manager, Technical Lead, and a Team Member. The Phone Screen lasted 45 minutes and included many technical questions on the skills listed in the resume. In the in-person interview: *
Because Cisco merges many companies, different groups rely on their own HR/HM to find candidates. Therefore, you have to submit applications to many positions. Campus interviews are a good way to go. My interviews involved three rounds of technical
Two phone screens assessed basic networking and algorithm questions. Once cleared, they called for an in-person interview. There were 5 technical rounds: * Coding questions were presented on a whiteboard, requiring solutions in C. * Networking
Technical Phone Screen and then an in-person interview with the Manager, Technical Lead, and a Team Member. The Phone Screen lasted 45 minutes and included many technical questions on the skills listed in the resume. In the in-person interview: *