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There were only 2 rounds. The first round was telephonic and covered basic C questions like storage classes, multitasking, mutex, and semaphores. I cleared the first round. The second round was on networks and algorithms. One question was how to id
I was called to interview with Cisco after meeting one of their engineers at a Job Fair. I had four rounds of interviews with three different teams. Each round lasted at least 2.5 hours and consisted of multiple 45-minute interviews with different m
Submitted resume to Campus Recruiting team. On getting a call, I had a 1:1 with a Cisco panel that included 2 interviewers. It was pretty chill. I was questioned on basic networking protocols and projects done in college.
There were only 2 rounds. The first round was telephonic and covered basic C questions like storage classes, multitasking, mutex, and semaphores. I cleared the first round. The second round was on networks and algorithms. One question was how to id
I was called to interview with Cisco after meeting one of their engineers at a Job Fair. I had four rounds of interviews with three different teams. Each round lasted at least 2.5 hours and consisted of multiple 45-minute interviews with different m
Submitted resume to Campus Recruiting team. On getting a call, I had a 1:1 with a Cisco panel that included 2 interviewers. It was pretty chill. I was questioned on basic networking protocols and projects done in college.