Cisco has a very good work culture.
I could not find any cons.
On-campus interview. Only one technical question regarding low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass filters. Most questions focused on my projects and my contributions to them, as detailed on my resume. I was asked about my interests and the reasons beh
I handed them my resume at a campus career fair. I was contacted over the next week or so. I passed the first phone interview, which was very easy. It was simply a for loop question that built from the next question asked. Then, I was rejected at t
The interview process included: * A written test with approximately 40 multiple-choice questions. * This test featured aptitude questions, C programming, and networking-based questions. * Three rounds of face-to-face technical interviews.
On-campus interview. Only one technical question regarding low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass filters. Most questions focused on my projects and my contributions to them, as detailed on my resume. I was asked about my interests and the reasons beh
I handed them my resume at a campus career fair. I was contacted over the next week or so. I passed the first phone interview, which was very easy. It was simply a for loop question that built from the next question asked. Then, I was rejected at t
The interview process included: * A written test with approximately 40 multiple-choice questions. * This test featured aptitude questions, C programming, and networking-based questions. * Three rounds of face-to-face technical interviews.