I applied through a Cisco job fair and received an over-the-phone interview after one week. The questions were all in C programming. The interviewer asked me to do some bit operations: * Count the number of 1's in an integer. * Count the number of 0
There were three rounds of interviews, namely technical, managerial, and HR. In the first round, my focus was on resume projects and a few simple DSA questions. In the second round, I was asked to show the impact of my projects on the industry. Th
It was a simple tech screen from a principal engineer with various questions about Python and system engineering. There was no whiteboard session, and the questions were logical in nature.
I applied through a Cisco job fair and received an over-the-phone interview after one week. The questions were all in C programming. The interviewer asked me to do some bit operations: * Count the number of 1's in an integer. * Count the number of 0
There were three rounds of interviews, namely technical, managerial, and HR. In the first round, my focus was on resume projects and a few simple DSA questions. In the second round, I was asked to show the impact of my projects on the industry. Th
It was a simple tech screen from a principal engineer with various questions about Python and system engineering. There was no whiteboard session, and the questions were logical in nature.