Good work-life balance at Cisco. You get to work on good technology.
Some managers are twisted, and they can screw you.
You are doing great, work on increasing the compensation a little.
My job interview was conducted on the VIT campus by a group of highly qualified Cisco Engineers. The interview process was well organized and highly professional. The interviewers were polite and well-behaved.
A friend referred me. I was invited to the campus for an interview, which consisted of four rounds: * Coding Round * Technical Round * Technical Round * Manager Round From applying to receiving an offer, the process took about 1 to 1.5 months. The
The process took 1 day, and a total of 5 rounds happened. In the first 2 rounds, they asked algorithm and problem-solving questions on a whiteboard. Round 3 was on projects and design mainly. Round 4 was on OS, networking, and memory management. Ro
My job interview was conducted on the VIT campus by a group of highly qualified Cisco Engineers. The interview process was well organized and highly professional. The interviewers were polite and well-behaved.
A friend referred me. I was invited to the campus for an interview, which consisted of four rounds: * Coding Round * Technical Round * Technical Round * Manager Round From applying to receiving an offer, the process took about 1 to 1.5 months. The
The process took 1 day, and a total of 5 rounds happened. In the first 2 rounds, they asked algorithm and problem-solving questions on a whiteboard. Round 3 was on projects and design mainly. Round 4 was on OS, networking, and memory management. Ro