Get a free laptop, free beer and food sometimes. C coding.
using crappy proprietary software for development, supporting a lot of legacy crap.
fire everyone
I had 5 rounds of interviews. Round 1: HackerRank coding challenge. I had to solve 5 programming questions. Round 2: Questions were from Java, Microservices, Data Structures, and Algorithms. Round 3: Questions were from design principles and Big D
The interviewer was very kind, and the technical content was within the role description, asking basic questions about classes and Python functions. At the end, the interviewer was open to replying to my questions and concerns.
I got the opportunity to be interviewed at Cisco via referral. One manager reached out to me. I quickly replied and forwarded my resume to initiate the process. * Round 1: OA * Round 2: 3-hour tech interview
I had 5 rounds of interviews. Round 1: HackerRank coding challenge. I had to solve 5 programming questions. Round 2: Questions were from Java, Microservices, Data Structures, and Algorithms. Round 3: Questions were from design principles and Big D
The interviewer was very kind, and the technical content was within the role description, asking basic questions about classes and Python functions. At the end, the interviewer was open to replying to my questions and concerns.
I got the opportunity to be interviewed at Cisco via referral. One manager reached out to me. I quickly replied and forwarded my resume to initiate the process. * Round 1: OA * Round 2: 3-hour tech interview