Cisco Systems is a large company with many learning resources for employees. During my time there, I learned mostly through asking questions to my mentor. My favorite event was the orientation for interns, which allowed us to make new friends easily and become comfortable with each other.
Your experience at Cisco will depend on the team that you are placed in. Some teams will be very interactive with each other, while other teams may be more rigid.
Completed an OA, then went to a final behavioral interview. I was mainly asked technical questions about projects I've worked on, as well as knowledge of Agile methodologies and testing methodologies. I was also asked basic technical questions, suc
Applied online and received an instant OA. The process is very fast, but it will reject you if you have an F1 visa. The roles they have are only open to US citizens.
Very disorganized. My interviewer showed up to the career center late and didn't have questions prepared. It was obvious they were making them up on the spot. I received a rejection two weeks later, but in mid-November, I got another email about sc
Completed an OA, then went to a final behavioral interview. I was mainly asked technical questions about projects I've worked on, as well as knowledge of Agile methodologies and testing methodologies. I was also asked basic technical questions, suc
Applied online and received an instant OA. The process is very fast, but it will reject you if you have an F1 visa. The roles they have are only open to US citizens.
Very disorganized. My interviewer showed up to the career center late and didn't have questions prepared. It was obvious they were making them up on the spot. I received a rejection two weeks later, but in mid-November, I got another email about sc