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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
I was invited for an on-campus interview for screening for this role. I was asked about my ongoing projects and experiences, and relevant courses I had taken. The hiring manager just seemed disinterested.
I got into the final rounds of interviews with the help of an agency. The interview went fine, and I almost answered all the questions correctly. The manager seemed to expect me to know it all. They are really trying to squeeze all the juice from a d
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
I was invited for an on-campus interview for screening for this role. I was asked about my ongoing projects and experiences, and relevant courses I had taken. The hiring manager just seemed disinterested.
I got into the final rounds of interviews with the help of an agency. The interview went fine, and I almost answered all the questions correctly. The manager seemed to expect me to know it all. They are really trying to squeeze all the juice from a d