Good work-life balance; get to do different co-curricular activities.
I could not find any cons. It's a good place to work, but growth will be slow.
It was a drive for top engineering college passouts at the Cisco campus. Initially, there was one written round with multiple-choice questions. Next, there was a face-to-face interview. This was the main round, lasting 1-2 hours, and it checked our
There was an aptitude round, with questions mostly on operating systems, computer networks, probability, and digital logic. This was followed by two technical rounds: one coding round, which primarily focused on data structures, and another technical
I have 2.5 years of experience and applied for the above position directly on the Cisco job portal. I received a call from HR and then completed a HackerEarth round, which included two programming questions and 5-6 MCQs. The questions were quite easy
It was a drive for top engineering college passouts at the Cisco campus. Initially, there was one written round with multiple-choice questions. Next, there was a face-to-face interview. This was the main round, lasting 1-2 hours, and it checked our
There was an aptitude round, with questions mostly on operating systems, computer networks, probability, and digital logic. This was followed by two technical rounds: one coding round, which primarily focused on data structures, and another technical
I have 2.5 years of experience and applied for the above position directly on the Cisco job portal. I received a call from HR and then completed a HackerEarth round, which included two programming questions and 5-6 MCQs. The questions were quite easy