Cisco really tried to make interns feel welcome, even when we were remote.
The remote experience was definitely not as fun as an in-person experience would have been.
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
I was interviewed majorly on my previous internship experience: what my contribution to it was, and each of my projects in detail. (Make sure to know your projects in depth and be able to answer any question based on them). We then delved into a basi
The interview was very easy. A simple online assessment was followed by a one-hour chat with the hiring manager. The hiring manager did not ask any LeetCode questions, only questions about Python and my experience with it.
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
I was interviewed majorly on my previous internship experience: what my contribution to it was, and each of my projects in detail. (Make sure to know your projects in depth and be able to answer any question based on them). We then delved into a basi
The interview was very easy. A simple online assessment was followed by a one-hour chat with the hiring manager. The hiring manager did not ask any LeetCode questions, only questions about Python and my experience with it.