Nice infrastructure, facilities, and amenities.
Not much freedom to learn new stuff.
The interview process (on campus) is as follows: 1. Coding Round (Online). 2. Technical Round: Questions on DSA, C programming, Computer Networks, and puzzles. 3. HR Round: Typical HR questions.
It consisted of two rounds. The first round focused on logical questions, puzzles, and data structures. The second round covered C concepts, which I had forgotten. Basically, for Cisco, one should brush up on C.
Easy and straightforward. Interviews were easier compared to the Big 4. Primarily focused on algorithms and data structures, with some networking questions. The interviewers were very professional. There was a lot of emphasis on previous work exp
The interview process (on campus) is as follows: 1. Coding Round (Online). 2. Technical Round: Questions on DSA, C programming, Computer Networks, and puzzles. 3. HR Round: Typical HR questions.
It consisted of two rounds. The first round focused on logical questions, puzzles, and data structures. The second round covered C concepts, which I had forgotten. Basically, for Cisco, one should brush up on C.
Easy and straightforward. Interviews were easier compared to the Big 4. Primarily focused on algorithms and data structures, with some networking questions. The interviewers were very professional. There was a lot of emphasis on previous work exp