If you love networking, then I would say it's a great place to work. Great culture, great work-life balance, good pay and benefits. Lots of travel.
Most technologies are company-specific, so it's better to switch to different verticals within the company.
The interview process was a little interesting. The first round was an online assessment conducted on the HackerRank platform. Two days later, I received a call from a Cisco recruiter to schedule a series of interviews. He was very helpful and explai
Through a hackathon. The initial stage was a test. The hackathon was held at the office in Bengaluru. They hired interns and gave them a "poo" (likely a typo for "pool" or similar, retaining original for fidelity) of tasks. Its name is Code with Cisc
Initial screening was done via phone interview. Later, I had an F2F (face-to-face) interview. There were a total of 4-5 rounds. The rounds were based on domain expertise and programming language knowledge. The interviewer started with basic concepts
The interview process was a little interesting. The first round was an online assessment conducted on the HackerRank platform. Two days later, I received a call from a Cisco recruiter to schedule a series of interviews. He was very helpful and explai
Through a hackathon. The initial stage was a test. The hackathon was held at the office in Bengaluru. They hired interns and gave them a "poo" (likely a typo for "pool" or similar, retaining original for fidelity) of tasks. Its name is Code with Cisc
Initial screening was done via phone interview. Later, I had an F2F (face-to-face) interview. There were a total of 4-5 rounds. The rounds were based on domain expertise and programming language knowledge. The interviewer started with basic concepts