It totally depends on the team and manager.
They didn't for short leaves.
Good if you want to stabilize your career.
Need to work on US hours because of team dependency. Long leave approval is difficult.
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
There were 3 rounds of interviews: 1. **Technical round:** This round mainly focused on CS core concepts (DSA, OS, CN, etc.). 2. **Behavioral round:** This round mainly focused on resume projects and experiences. 3. **HR round:** This is the fina
I applied through an on-campus drive. We had some MCQs based on aptitude and technical questions, and two coding questions. Anyone who solved one coding question was called for the PI. During my interview, the interviewer first glanced through my r
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
There were 3 rounds of interviews: 1. **Technical round:** This round mainly focused on CS core concepts (DSA, OS, CN, etc.). 2. **Behavioral round:** This round mainly focused on resume projects and experiences. 3. **HR round:** This is the fina
I applied through an on-campus drive. We had some MCQs based on aptitude and technical questions, and two coding questions. Anyone who solved one coding question was called for the PI. During my interview, the interviewer first glanced through my r