The work culture of the organization is very good. I think people are very helpful if you have any problems in your work.
There is no big con. The pay may be an issue as compared to other well-known companies, but it's relatively good.
I was directly selected for interview rounds because I participated in "Code with Cisco." I am quite disappointed with their way of selecting/hiring people. You can read the "Questions Asked" section to know the reason why I dislike their hiring proc
The interview process was friendly. It included an online coding test, followed by two rounds of coding interviews, and then an HR round. If you reached the HR round, you were selected. I only made it to the second coding interview round.
It was my on-campus intern interview. There were 3 rounds. In the first, they asked normal DSA questions: rotate array, linked lists in real life, CN questions, products of Cisco, and a puzzle. In the second, they asked about resume projects and mo
I was directly selected for interview rounds because I participated in "Code with Cisco." I am quite disappointed with their way of selecting/hiring people. You can read the "Questions Asked" section to know the reason why I dislike their hiring proc
The interview process was friendly. It included an online coding test, followed by two rounds of coding interviews, and then an HR round. If you reached the HR round, you were selected. I only made it to the second coding interview round.
It was my on-campus intern interview. There were 3 rounds. In the first, they asked normal DSA questions: rotate array, linked lists in real life, CN questions, products of Cisco, and a puzzle. In the second, they asked about resume projects and mo