Internal politics are there. People who are working with Cisco for a long duration get the nod of everyone around them, even if they are speaking nonsense.
Too much legacy.
I had a very good experience with the Cisco interview. There were two interviewers, and they were quite friendly and knowledgeable. They gave ample time to answer the questions and were very patient.
Firstly, there is a written test, followed by interviews. These interviews include basic questions on CN and DBMS. After that, there is a managerial round, where they mostly discuss projects and your roles in the work.
The interview process consists of 4 rounds. Three rounds are a combination of technical and HR, with the last round solely for salary and location discussion. Standard DSA was asked, covering topics found on Striver's A to Z sheet. CS fundamentals we
I had a very good experience with the Cisco interview. There were two interviewers, and they were quite friendly and knowledgeable. They gave ample time to answer the questions and were very patient.
Firstly, there is a written test, followed by interviews. These interviews include basic questions on CN and DBMS. After that, there is a managerial round, where they mostly discuss projects and your roles in the work.
The interview process consists of 4 rounds. Three rounds are a combination of technical and HR, with the last round solely for salary and location discussion. Standard DSA was asked, covering topics found on Striver's A to Z sheet. CS fundamentals we