Great work culture and work-life balance.
No cons as of now.
The interview process began with a telephonic round, followed by three face-to-face technical rounds, and concluded with a managerial and HR round. The process took place over the span of a month and was a good experience. The interviews were of aver
First, I was asked to complete a coding challenge. Then, I was invited for a face-to-face interview. The introduction started with questions about what I knew, and later shifted to programming questions. The interview was good, and I was happy. The
Cisco mainly looks for your knowledge on the networking side and should be good in C/C++ or whichever language you're being interviewed for. Also, you should be good on operating system concepts.
The interview process began with a telephonic round, followed by three face-to-face technical rounds, and concluded with a managerial and HR round. The process took place over the span of a month and was a good experience. The interviews were of aver
First, I was asked to complete a coding challenge. Then, I was invited for a face-to-face interview. The introduction started with questions about what I knew, and later shifted to programming questions. The interview was good, and I was happy. The
Cisco mainly looks for your knowledge on the networking side and should be good in C/C++ or whichever language you're being interviewed for. Also, you should be good on operating system concepts.