Good and flexible culture.
Friendly environment.
Good place to learn, if one really utilizes opportunities and works hard.
Sometimes hard to maintain work-life balance.
Bit slower promotions.
One written (which includes C apps, general apps, operating systems, and networking questions). G.D -> It's a multitasking GD. You have to write code for the question they ask; simultaneously, you have to take part in the GD actively. Interview ->
The recruitment was a one-day process. The process, until you get your offer letter, is a bit long. One week after my interview, I was asked to send my resume. Six weeks after that, I was asked to fill in my details on the Cisco website. One week af
I received the call through a referral from my friend who works there. There were four rounds of full technical interviews over the phone, each lasting around 30-45 minutes. All interviews were conducted back-to-back. After being shortlisted, I was
One written (which includes C apps, general apps, operating systems, and networking questions). G.D -> It's a multitasking GD. You have to write code for the question they ask; simultaneously, you have to take part in the GD actively. Interview ->
The recruitment was a one-day process. The process, until you get your offer letter, is a bit long. One week after my interview, I was asked to send my resume. Six weeks after that, I was asked to fill in my details on the Cisco website. One week af
I received the call through a referral from my friend who works there. There were four rounds of full technical interviews over the phone, each lasting around 30-45 minutes. All interviews were conducted back-to-back. After being shortlisted, I was