Good learning, great campus and facilities.
Bad pay scale increments and a lot of politics.
The hiring process is very simple. You need to be good at C programming and should be able to write small programs without mistakes. You should also possess a good knowledge of systems and how things work within a system.
I received a call through a referral. I had a couple of technical rounds where I was asked about my past work experience and what I expect in my profile at Cisco. The entire process was handled very professionally. The technical panel was well-exp
6th round of interviews: 2 telephonic and 4 face-to-face. One director round was on the phone. All were basic and did not go much deeper technically, trying to check broader scope.
The hiring process is very simple. You need to be good at C programming and should be able to write small programs without mistakes. You should also possess a good knowledge of systems and how things work within a system.
I received a call through a referral. I had a couple of technical rounds where I was asked about my past work experience and what I expect in my profile at Cisco. The entire process was handled very professionally. The technical panel was well-exp
6th round of interviews: 2 telephonic and 4 face-to-face. One director round was on the phone. All were basic and did not go much deeper technically, trying to check broader scope.