The atmosphere is really relaxed, and there is great work/life balance that one would not find working in the Bay Area.
You will also get to work with people extremely skilled in their field, whom you would not otherwise encounter.
The atmosphere is not really cultured towards ambitious growth, and the company seems to have slowed down a lot since its early days.
The interview happened on campus, as I was a fresher at that time. The whole process was very smooth, with an aptitude round followed by three technical rounds and one HR round to finish it off. The interviewers were very helpful.
The interview process consisted of: * 1 round of Quants Interview * 2 technical rounds * 1 HR interview Since this was conducted on campus, the entire process took only 1 day. The Quants round was pretty average, and the technical rounds were
Cisco came on campus for the interview process during my 3rd year of my undergrad as an electronics engineer. They had an initial written test which tested your knowledge of English, computer logic, and basics of C. There were two interviews. The
The interview happened on campus, as I was a fresher at that time. The whole process was very smooth, with an aptitude round followed by three technical rounds and one HR round to finish it off. The interviewers were very helpful.
The interview process consisted of: * 1 round of Quants Interview * 2 technical rounds * 1 HR interview Since this was conducted on campus, the entire process took only 1 day. The Quants round was pretty average, and the technical rounds were
Cisco came on campus for the interview process during my 3rd year of my undergrad as an electronics engineer. They had an initial written test which tested your knowledge of English, computer logic, and basics of C. There were two interviews. The