They treat you as a family member.
No cons which I could find.
The interview was 4 hours long and conducted by 4 members, with each member taking one-hour slots. Breaks were provided between sessions for refreshment. The interview was held via WebEx and covered a range of topics, including: * Data structures *
I was shortlisted for the interview on the basis of the Cisco off-campus hackathon held in July 2025. I then had to go through four rounds of interviews. * **1st round:** Projects and subjects like Operating Systems and Computer Networks were aske
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 was 4 hours long and conducted by 4 members, with each member taking one-hour slots. Breaks were provided between sessions for refreshment. The interview was held via WebEx and covered a range of topics, including: * Data structures *
I was shortlisted for the interview on the basis of the Cisco off-campus hackathon held in July 2025. I then had to go through four rounds of interviews. * **1st round:** Projects and subjects like Operating Systems and Computer Networks were aske
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