Social life is good, chill atmosphere (not in all teams).
Not too professional; office politics.
It was a great experience giving the interview at Cisco. If you are planning on giving an interview, be prepared and should have strong basics and problem-solving skills. Have a firm grip on programming.
OS and OOPs concepts were asked in three rounds of interviews. I did not get shortlisted after the first round of the interview. The OA had two DSA questions, and the rest were aptitude, OOPs, and DSA MCQs of easy-to-medium difficulty.
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
It was a great experience giving the interview at Cisco. If you are planning on giving an interview, be prepared and should have strong basics and problem-solving skills. Have a firm grip on programming.
OS and OOPs concepts were asked in three rounds of interviews. I did not get shortlisted after the first round of the interview. The OA had two DSA questions, and the rest were aptitude, OOPs, and DSA MCQs of easy-to-medium difficulty.
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