Cisco is the best place to work.
I don't see any cons with Cisco.
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
I had 10 hours of interviews, with 5 hours each. The questions were not difficult and covered areas of data structures, OS fundamentals, and C programming. I interviewed for a Development Engineer role, and it was a 1:1 type interview, where each int
The interview procedure starts with a phone interview, which lasts for around 1 hour. This is followed by an onsite interview that went up to 6 hours. The onsite interview involved 4 team members and a managerial round. The questions were mostly from
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
I had 10 hours of interviews, with 5 hours each. The questions were not difficult and covered areas of data structures, OS fundamentals, and C programming. I interviewed for a Development Engineer role, and it was a 1:1 type interview, where each int
The interview procedure starts with a phone interview, which lasts for around 1 hour. This is followed by an onsite interview that went up to 6 hours. The onsite interview involved 4 team members and a managerial round. The questions were mostly from