Work-life balance. Work-from-home option. Really cool managers. Transport facility. Free internet.
Pay is not so high. Freshers are treated like aliens. No one cares about freshers; no proper mentoring and guidance are provided. The first year at Cisco is the hardest time. No proper training is given.
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The interview process involved three rounds of technical interviews, followed by a manager round. The technical rounds featured good conceptual questions. We needed to choose a language to write code in. The interviewers checked the code for compila
First, there will be a phone screen where they'll ask you questions on basic data structures to test your grasp on linked lists, trees, etc. If you clear that, you'll be invited for a face-to-face interview, which will last for an entire day. This w
My interview was quite smooth. I was mostly asked basic network-related questions, which I was comfortable with. Other than that, I was asked about some basic data structures/algorithms and when they would be helpful to increase router performance.
The interview process involved three rounds of technical interviews, followed by a manager round. The technical rounds featured good conceptual questions. We needed to choose a language to write code in. The interviewers checked the code for compila
First, there will be a phone screen where they'll ask you questions on basic data structures to test your grasp on linked lists, trees, etc. If you clear that, you'll be invited for a face-to-face interview, which will last for an entire day. This w
My interview was quite smooth. I was mostly asked basic network-related questions, which I was comfortable with. Other than that, I was asked about some basic data structures/algorithms and when they would be helpful to increase router performance.