Great culture. Awesome team. Flexible work. Decent remuneration.
Work can be boring, not as glamorous as other top-tier companies. I'm told hikes aren't that great.
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
I did my summer internship at Cisco this year. For the internship, there were two telephonic rounds. * The first was a technical round, with all questions focusing on Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming Principles. * The second round
The interview process included an online aptitude test, followed by two to three technical rounds and one HR round. The aptitude test consisted of multiple-choice questions covering Quant, Logical Reasoning, Computer Communication Networks, and C/C++
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
I did my summer internship at Cisco this year. For the internship, there were two telephonic rounds. * The first was a technical round, with all questions focusing on Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming Principles. * The second round
The interview process included an online aptitude test, followed by two to three technical rounds and one HR round. The aptitude test consisted of multiple-choice questions covering Quant, Logical Reasoning, Computer Communication Networks, and C/C++