Perfect company for work-life balance.
Payment is pretty good, and good hikes.
Facilities.
Commute.
Job security is pretty poor. You can get fired at any point in time.
Exposure is less; all seniors won't let you work on priority tasks.
7 levels of questions: * Algorithms * Data structures * Device drivers * Networking concepts * C advanced * Personal details * Work experience-based questions Questions were asked very specifically about computer science and electronics. These incl
I was selected at Cisco through placements. Cisco visited our college for placements for the first time. The first round was a written test, mainly based on C programming and electronics and communication questions, primarily focusing on communicati
Interviewers were friendly. I had a nice experience. The process took around 5-6 hours, starting from the technical round to the HR round. Pros: * Friendly interview. * No much waiting for interview rounds. Cons: * Questions were repeated in consec
7 levels of questions: * Algorithms * Data structures * Device drivers * Networking concepts * C advanced * Personal details * Work experience-based questions Questions were asked very specifically about computer science and electronics. These incl
I was selected at Cisco through placements. Cisco visited our college for placements for the first time. The first round was a written test, mainly based on C programming and electronics and communication questions, primarily focusing on communicati
Interviewers were friendly. I had a nice experience. The process took around 5-6 hours, starting from the technical round to the HR round. Pros: * Friendly interview. * No much waiting for interview rounds. Cons: * Questions were repeated in consec